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_scales-why-do-i-need-to-know-them.jpg "Most piano students think of scales as boring drills they had to play over and over, but there is much more to them than just finger exercises. Scales are the")
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_how-to-play-a-chord-progression-amp-keep-your-flow-124-3-step-beginner-technique.jpg "Piano From Scratch")
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_how-to-perform-hey-jude-and-f-major-chord-progressions-on-the-keyboard.jpg "In this instructional video, Mr. Leicht demonstrates that chords are built on scale degrees.When chords are built on these scale degrees, the bottom note of the chord (which Mr. Leicht is playing with the left hand) is known as the chord root. nThe song Hey Jude is made of I, IV, V, and V7 chords in the key of F-major.In the key of F-major, the F chord is I (tonic), the IV (sub-dominant) chord is Bb, the V (dominant) chord is C, and the V7 (dominant seventh) chord is C7.In much tonal music")
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_the-easiest-way-to-memorize-pentatonic-scales-amp-blues-scales-major-amp-minor-on-piano.jpg "Piano From Scratch")
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_how-to-read-notes-the-easy-way-you-werent-taught.jpg "Pianote")
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_6th-chords-how-to-form-them-on-the-piano.jpg "6th chords are 4-note chords consisting of the root, 3rd, 5th, and 6th notes of a major scale. So just by adding the 6th degree of the scale to any major chord results in a major 6th chord.")
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_minor-chords-amp-how-they-are-formed-on-the-piano.jpg "MInor chords are formed by simply lowering the 3rd of a major chord 1/2 step, which means that one needs to be able to form a major chord based on the major key of that particular scale. For more complete info, please go to http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/4-minor-chords.htm")
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_scales-why-do-i-need-to-know-them.webp "Most piano students think of scales as boring drills they had to play over and over, but there is much more to them than just finger exercises. Scales are the")
_how-to-play-a-chord-progression-amp-keep-your-flow-124-3-step-beginner-technique.webp "Piano From Scratch")
_the-10-most-beautiful-piano-chord-progressions.webp "Easy Fast Piano")
_how-to-perform-hey-jude-and-f-major-chord-progressions-on-the-keyboard.webp "In this instructional video, Mr. Leicht demonstrates that chords are built on scale degrees.When chords are built on these scale degrees, the bottom note of the chord (which Mr. Leicht is playing with the left hand) is known as the chord root. nThe song Hey Jude is made of I, IV, V, and V7 chords in the key of F-major.In the key of F-major, the F chord is I (tonic), the IV (sub-dominant) chord is Bb, the V (dominant) chord is C, and the V7 (dominant seventh) chord is C7.In much tonal music")
_the-easiest-way-to-memorize-pentatonic-scales-amp-blues-scales-major-amp-minor-on-piano.webp "Piano From Scratch")
_how-to-read-notes-the-easy-way-you-werent-taught.webp "Pianote")
_6th-chords-how-to-form-them-on-the-piano.webp "6th chords are 4-note chords consisting of the root, 3rd, 5th, and 6th notes of a major scale. So just by adding the 6th degree of the scale to any major chord results in a major 6th chord.")
_learn-4-chords-amp-instantly-be-able-to-play-hundreds-of-songs.webp "PianoPig")
_10-how-to-play-chords-with-melody.webp "Piano Lesson with Warren")
_minor-chords-amp-how-they-are-formed-on-the-piano.webp "MInor chords are formed by simply lowering the 3rd of a major chord 1/2 step, which means that one needs to be able to form a major chord based on the major key of that particular scale. For more complete info, please go to http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/4-minor-chords.htm")
_chord-substitution-5-levels-from-beginner-to-pro.webp "Piano With Jonny")
_simple-exercise-for-practicing-amp-memorizing-chords.webp "MangoldProject")
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