Learn piano chords - complete overview with pictures of all kinds of piano chords: major, minor, dominant and other categories including notes and fingerings.

Besides the main chord category, there are also Major 7th chords (maj7), Major 9th chords (maj9) and Major 6th chords (6) among others. See diagrams of Major chords:

The difference between the Minor and Major chord is the second note in the chord, the third interval. A major chord has a major third, while a minor chord has a minor third.

The most common dominant chord is a dominant seventh in which a minor seventh is added to a triad major. A less common alternative chord name for C7 is Cdom7 (dom stands for dominant).

The left as well as the right hand can play the chord. Below, you can see an overview of all minor chords in the common keys (only naturals, no accidentals). Minor piano chords overview As …

So how do you play a chord with six or more notes? The answer is that you omit one or more notes and in many cases play the chord inverted (i.e. rearrange the order of notes in the chord).

INTRO s for chord training. The purpose is to increase your harmonic vocabulary at the piano and widen your understanding of h th one and two hands. You will also see inverted versions of …

Description: This eBook is a collection of exercises for chord training including staff showing the chord in standard notation. The purpose is to increase your harmonic vocabulary at the piano …

This is for the right hand, although the same fingers are involved when the chord is played by the left hand. The D flat major triad includes the notes Db - F - Ab.

Piano chords with the root note C# (C sharp) including pictures and explanation. Choose from the categories below or change to another root note via the menu above.