Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Piano Lessons For Adults Who Need To Understand What They Are Playing

Millions of people play the piano, but few understand chords and chord progressions. It's a shame, because it's not rocket science or brain surgery, plus its a lot of fun to really understand what you are playing on the piano.

The Most Used Chords In Any Key

Piano players need to know 3 chords more than any others -- they are the primary chords in each key. In this short video Duane demonstates a chart that slips behind the piano keys and shows the most used chords in any key.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Piano tips for piano chords & progressions at PlayPiano.com

www.PlayPiano.com, Tips and lessons for learning piano piano chords and progressions in our free newsletter over 300 courses on piano and music theory

Learn to play piano at Home with PlayPiano.com

www.PlayPiano.com, Learn to play piano with our DVD and CD piano courses for Adults Sign up for free newsletter on piano chords and progressions

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Piano Chord Progressions: Tri-Tone Chord Substitution

Piano Chord Progressions: Tri-Tone Chord SubstitutionThe mysterious "tri-tone substitution" has puzzled musicians down through the years. I used it for 20 years without knowing the name of it -- I called it "half-step slides from above". It adds interest to your piano playing and chord progressions by substitution the chord that is a tri-tone away from the root of the V7 chord.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Can Your Doctor Tell Your Heart From Your Liver?

http://www.pianolessonsbyvideo.com separates the men from the boys & the girls from the women when it comes to understanding music. You wouldn't let a doctor who can't tell your heart from your liver operate on you, would you? Of course not. So why do millions of people learn to play piano from teachers who don't understand chords and chord progressions?

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