Hello again friends! Do you play guitar or piano for a hobby and are not really interested in practicing tons? You’ve got to read this article! (Well, at least half of it.) A lot of people who play aren’t planning on becoming professional musicians. That’s OK. There is a lot of value in playing an… Continue Reading
In another post we talked about Root Position Chords. A root position chord is a very stable chord. It’s like a pyramid. You can play a root position chord all day and it doesn’t feel like it needs to go anywhere. An inversion of a chord is different though. Let’s use the C chord… Continue Reading
A complete major or minor chord is called a triad because it has three notes. For instance a C chord is made up of these three notes: C – E – G The C is the root of the C chord. Every chord has a root. The root corresponds with the name of the chord…. Continue Reading
Here is a definition for a chord: A chord in music is any harmonic set of two to three or more notes that is heard as if sounding simultaneously. So, one note is not a chord, but two notes can be when the listener hears them together. There are four different kinds of chords: Major Minor… Continue Reading