How to play 9, 11 and 13 chords
Up to 36% OFF all Synchron Pianos: And get an additional 10% off the Synchron Piano bundle with promo code CPP-SH7KV-X3L7E-HBJ1S (valid until July 1st 2024). Get your FREE Soft Imperial piano by VSL right here:. Playing upper chord extensions like 9ths, 11ths and 13ths can be a little intimidating, so today I'm showing you a great tip for pianists and guitar players alike that will make it much easier to play and remember…
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“Sir Duke” is Stevie Wonder’s ode to swing
"Sir Duke" is Stevie Wonder's ode to swing Download Sheet Music Click Here To Learn Piano or Keyboard Play Virtual Piano Online
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74 Songs in 7/4 time
Sign up for HDpiano:. 7/4 time is an odd time signature and, as holds true with all odd time signatures, songs in 7/4 can be unusual to come across. So here I have assembled 74 different tunes utilizing septuple meter. Check out my other video on 7/4 time:. The outro music to this video is my track "Clap" which you can hear in full on Spotify:. And, an additional unique thanks goes to Douglas…
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Songs that use 2 5 1 chord progressions
Start learning how to play the piano today with flowkey:. 2 5 ones, frequently jotted down with roman characters (ii V I) are possibly the most effective chord progression for rapidly and efficiently modulating to and from any key. On top of that, they just sound so rewarding and jazzy. From Coltrane to The Beatles to Maroon 5 you can find 2 5 ones in every corner of popular music! And, an extra special…
Read More »What are the Bebop scales?
This short is an excerpt from my "Music Theory Iceberg video, which you can watch in full here: Short edited by Rob Goorney What are the Bebop scales? Download Sheet Music Click Here To Learn Piano or Keyboard Play Virtual Piano Online
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Songs that use Tritone Substitution
Sign up for HDpiano:. From Miles Davis to Britney Spears, from Lady From Ipanema to the Wii Shop Channel style, Tritone subs can be discovered in many designs and, initially, tritone substitution can appear like an advance and complex concept. But truly it's as simple as moving your chord down 3 tones! There is so much potential with tritone subs and they can be found in many sizes and shapes, so today let's discover…
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