Practicing Your Chords




There are a lot of ways to practice chords but i will like to show you the easiest way to practice chords both major and minor chords

  • Practice playing the first 3 major/minor chords over and over until you can move between them smoothly and quickly. Then practice the next 3 major/minor chords -- then the next  3 major/minor chords-- then the last 3 major/minor chords. 
  • After you can play them by 3's, practice playing the first 6 without stopping. Then practice the first 9 without stopping. Then finally practice playing all 12 minor chords without stopping.

     Then play them in major-minor sequence: In other words, C major then C minor; F major then F minor; G major then G minor, and so on through the 12 chords. Now you have all 24 chords at your finger tips -- 12 major and 12 minor.

     The fact is that it makes you confident you can find your chords in time and in a hurry when you need them in a song. But you'll find out that as your confidence grows, your enjoyment and competence in piano playing with grow commensurately.

     Now -- to see if you were paying attention, let me give you a little test. 
I want you to play these chords: E minor, C major, G major, D major. 


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