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Major chord (symbol: M or Maj) or Major triad, is used in most of the songs. Here, we will learn how to play major chords in all 12 keys. First, you want to learn how major chords are constructed. The formula for major chord is: Read the rest of this entry » |
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This is a tutorial for absolute beginner piano learners. Here you will learn the layout of the piano keyboard. The piano layout is made up of groups of white keys and black keys throughout the piano keyboard. If you notice, there are patterns that these piano keys are grouped. First, there are seven (7) white keys which are repeated throughout any piano keyboard; and there are five (5) black keys in between a group of these seven white keys, which also are repeated throughout the keyboard. Watch the video below: Read the rest of this entry » |
| | | ED | | | C D EF | | | G AB | | | C B A | | |
| | | G AB | | | C B A | | | G A B | | | C G F | | |
| | | E ED | | | C D EF | | | G AB | | | C B A | | |
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| | | E ED | | | C D EF | | | G CB | | | A A | | |
| | | G | | | C B A | | | G A B | | | C G F | | |
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| Learn how to play one of the most popular nursery rhymes, London Bridge Is Falling Down. Watch the videos below. The first video is an instructional video, teaching you how to play this song. In the second video, the song is played in Flash demo. Read the rest of this entry » |
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INSTRUCTIONS on how to use our Z-Board Piano Keyboard 1. First, use the computer mouse (or mouse pen/fingers) to click anywhere on the keyboard to activate it. 2. To play notes for the right-hand melodies – Use computer mouse (or mouse pen/fingers) to click directly on the Z-Board. 3. To play chords for the left-hand chords – (can only use the computer mouse for this) For C Major Chord (C – E – G), hold down “Shift” – “S” – “F” (on the computer keyboard) all at once. |
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