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Identify chord relatives using the roman numeral system
access_time 2022-04-25T09:33:45.018Z face Noel Prashanth
Learning Keyboard: Identify chord relatives using the roman numeral system By Noel Prashanth Published on: The big roman numeral represents a major, and the small roman numeral a minor. This gives us an easy way to identify chord relatives in the C Major scale – (C Major, A Minor), (F Major, D Mino...
Master the four basic chords in the C major scale
access_time 2022-04-25T09:28:22.551Z face Noel Prashanth
Learning Keyboard: Identify chord relatives using the roman numeral system By Noel Prashanth Published on: The big roman numeral represents a major, and the small roman numeral a minor. This gives us an easy way to identify chord relatives in the C Major scale – (C Major, A Minor), (F Major, D Mino...
Learn to play major and minor chords
access_time 2022-04-25T09:22:45.319Z face Noel Prashanth
Learning Keyboard: Learn to play major and minor chords By Noel Prashanth Published on: A chord triad is basically three notes played together, at once. Place your right-hand thumb on the middle C and play 1-3-5 (C-E-G) simultaneously to get C Major triad. You can play a major chord in any key by j...
How to play the C scale with your left hand
access_time 2022-04-25T09:18:02.633Z face Noel Prashanth
Learning Keyboard: How to play the C scale with your left hand By Noel Prashanth Published on: Start from the middle C and go down an octave (8 notes) to the low C. Place your little finger on this C, and align the remaining fingers accordingly on D, E, F, and G. We’ll be using the tuck and roll. I...
Learn to play the C scale on the keyboard
access_time 2022-04-25T09:12:56.508Z face Noel Prashanth
Learning Keyboard: Learn to play the C scale on the keyboard By Noel Prashanth Published on: From the middle C, play in ascending order: C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C. As you play C-D-E, tuck your thumb (push it inwards) under the rest of your fingers, and play the F with your thumb. At the same time, reposition...