Do you want to learn how to play chords on the piano? Can you
already
read sheet
music or basic notes on the treble
and or bass clef?
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music and are unable to name
the chords?
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Guitar Tuner Or do you look at a piece of sheet
music, see the letter "C" and are
not
sure which notes to play?
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If you answered yes to the first and second question this is easy
to remedy.
Knowing which chords are being represented by notes in sheet
music comes
with practice just like reading the basic notes does.
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Les Paul Chords are three or more notes played together. When you see
these
groups of notes on sheet music start saying aloud which chord is
being represented.
Of course in the beginning this will go slowly. You could start
daily for
about 15 minutes and probably quickly become proficient in a
matter of weeks
(if you are already reading sheet music). You will need a chord
chart so
that you know which chords you are reading. Visit
The Struggling Church Musician
and go to the free downloads
page for a chord chart of the
primary chords
in each key. This is notation not the keyboard picture. This
will help you to quickly see chords in notated music.
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Guitar Lessons If your problem is the third question then
this is even easier to remedy.
You will be amazed how quickly your hands memorize the positions
needed to
play chords. Using the chord chart located at
The Struggling Church Musician
in the free downloads page. This chart lists the primary chords
in
each key in music notation or written out on the grand staff.
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Guitar Pro Daily practice will also make you more proficient here. But
instead of reading
the bass clef in sheet music to know what chords look like written
out, take
an easy song that stays in one key and that lists the chord
letters above
the melody. Go through the chord chart and find the primary
chords
for that key. Practice playing those chords several times and
then
try them with the song. Work on a new key as soon as you feel
proficient
in the current one. Go through the chords using the circle of
fifths or fourths
(also a copy of this at
The Struggling Church Musician in the free
downloads page). In no time at
all you will be comfortable playing these chords and ready to move
on to
more!
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