Piano chord guide with pictures and theory
WEBFind out how to play piano chords of different types and categories, with diagrams, explanations and exercises. Explore major, minor, seventh, extended, sus, dim and aug chords and their fingerings.
Piano major chords - theory and diagrams - Piano chord guide
WEBLearn how to play and use major chords on the piano, with diagrams, formulas, steps and examples. Find out the difference between major chords and other types of chords, such as minor, seventh, ninth, eleventh and thirteenth.
Type notes and see the piano chord
WEBEnter note letters and see the piano chord. Learn how to type notes correctly, use chord symbols and signs, and find enharmonic chords.
Understand all chord symbols - Piano chord guide
WEBLearn the meaning of chord symbols, such as letters, numbers, abbreviations, suffixes and signs. Find out how to name and write chords with different degrees, extensions, alterations and inversions.
Piano minor chords - theory and diagrams - Piano chord guide
WEBLearn how to build and use minor chords on the piano, with diagrams, formulas, examples and Roman numerals. Explore different types of minor chords, such as minor 7th, minor 9th, minor 6th and minor major.
WEBLearn how to play triads, sevenths and extended chords with one and two hands, with inversions and voicings. This eBook contains exercises, fingerings, arpeggios and tips for chord training.
Piano chords written in notes
WEBThe numbers written below the note symbols indicate the fingering: thumb (1), middle (3) and little finger (5). This is for the right hand, although the same fingers are involve when the chord is played by the left hand. The D flat major triad includes the notes Db - F - Ab. The same chord includes the notes C# - F - G# when it is named C sharp.
C major piano chord - diagram and fingerings for C, C/E, C/G
WEBLearn how to play the C major chord on the piano with keyboard diagrams and fingerings. The C chord consists of three notes: C, E and G, and can be played in different inversions: C/E and C/G.
G5 piano chord
WEBLearn how to play the G5 chord, a two-note chord with no third, on the piano. See the notes, theory and keyboard diagram for G5 and related chords.
A minor piano chord - Am, Am/C, Am/E
WEBLearn how to play A minor chord (Am) on the piano with three notes: A, C and E. See the fingerings, intervals, inversions and alternative bass notes for Am chords.