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Learn to Play the Piano, Lesson #3. The focus of this 6 minute lesson is on learning how chords are made.
Learn how chords are made and how to use chords when you play the piano.
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Learning to play the piano can be easy. The information in this video helps you learn the keys of the piano keyboard. Starting from a beginner level, these series of videos advance in difficulty. Follow these simple steps to learn how to play the piano. You will be playing your favorite song, using chords or scales in no time.
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Positioning your fingers on everother key , produces a major, minor or diminished chord. Confusing demonstration.
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This can be taught in a less complicated presentation.
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so i got a question that i really need answered like bad!! i hope anyone can answer it well my question is on a major scale what chords can be played ? like for example can a suspended or a major 7 chord be played on a major scale or is there only certain chords that can be played on a major scale or can any chord be played on it im confused i hope someone can answer this
those where the notes of the major scale chords now can you make a video of the minor scale chords if you havent done so please!!!!and thank you I would really appreciate it
The music didnt distract me till i read the comments
What is with the music?! Sheesh. Great lesson totally interrupted by the music. Sorry.
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It would be easier to learn if the music wasn't playing in the background while you were talking but this was handy thank you
Background music drives me mad
Kindly guide me that alternating keys pattern when played starting with C is called "C Major".
But the same continued using D and subsequent Keys are called "D Minor", "E Minor" and so so.
Why
Please give information
Excellentes explications
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yes I find the music distracing
very informative, thank you.
one comment though: i found the background music distracting. (almost to the point of unable to watch.) clearly you're getting plenty of hits and lots of likes so maybe it's just me. but i hope you would consider dropping the background music.
Great point Chris! Thank you for sharing. What you described is actually called the harmonic series. You get into some mathematical stuff here, but essentially, when you divide a vibrating string at specific intervals the wavelengths of the tones create progressively higher pitches. The first division creates an octave above the note, then a Perfect 5th, another octave, then a third. The divisions create the harmonics that form chords. Pretty amazing stuff! Thanks again and God bless!
You didn't explain why 1-3-5 makes a chord…..so I looked it up !
every note carries with it other notes, yep
I struck an E string harmonic at a few different places on the neck of my guitar and actually heard harmonics E G and B ! — just like the triad of notes in the lesson here.
geeze I get bogged down on not knowing "why" sometimes…anyone ever fail a test because you got bogged down on something that wasn't explained ? your mind kinda wanders and then class is over………my life
Why the 7th scale degree is called diminished and the 8th scale is major? I thought the 8th scale is minor, because I think the minor scales are according to 2,4,6,8
A Major chord has a bright quality to its sound, while a minor chord has a grey quality to its sound. They are also different in the way they are constructed. You can learn more about Major and minor chords by watching Lesson #5 in this series. You will find it on my channel. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and God bless!
I'm sorry you were distracted. There is an updated version of this video on our channel with the background music adjusted. I hope you get a chance to check it out. Thanks for watching and God bless!
Can you explain the major/minor chords a little more and why they are major/minor?
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the music you put is so distracting . It would be better if you played what your talking about
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Hello, Learning to play a song just by listening to it requires a lot of practice. That is not the intent of these videos, but it may help in the process. Much of what is discussed here is basic music theory and could be helpful for understanding music in a number of ways. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching and God bless!
hey how to play song just by listening to it.. is this the method…?
I asked this question because I'm actually writing every "Learn to Play the Piano" step in a notebook because I'm really determine to learn and you're just so helpful, Thank you and god bless.
That is correct. You can build a chord by playing every other note. What chord you play will depend on what note you start on and what key/scale you are playing the notes from. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching and God bless!
Wow I used to think chords were hard to play turns out they might be the easiest thing to play on a piano
So basically chords are just skipping a note like D skip E, F skip G or does that depend what scale chord you're doing?
Thank you for your question. It is important to pay careful attention to the arrangement of black note groups. The always alternate 3 and 2. So, in the videos it may start with a 2 black note group and in another video a 3 black note group. This is to facilitate lessons at different points on the piano keyboard. I'm sorry for the confusion. I hope this clarifies it for you. Thank you @Myles Johnson for your help in clarifying the question. Blessings to you both!
Got it! Thank you for the clarification. That makes sense now. Blessings!
Great question! The terms Major, minor, and diminished refer to the different qualities of chord. There are also augmented & suspended chords. Each chord quality has a distinctive sound & is arranged with a different combination of notes. Some people count the number of half steps to remember the differences between each chord. I like to consider the scales in which they occur. You may find some more helpful information in our other videos. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching & God bless!