Showing posts with label Piano. Show all posts Showing posts with label Piano. Show all posts 0 xnopino Transposing Chords You often find out that the song you wish to play may be written in a different key which you are not good on maybe the key of A# an... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The Blue Scale: Piano Ever wished you could play the blue scale. here is a little tip for you. The blue scale is a combination of the major diatonic scale(mea... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Major/minor scales The major scale which is known as the cornerstone of all western harmony and the foundation from which all other scales are formed. ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The 13th Piano Chords Today we're going to learn to form an 13th chord. It's just like the 11th chord, except you move your little finger up from the... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The 11th Piano Chords Today we're going to learn to form an 11th chord. It's just like the 9th chord, except you move your left thumb up from the 3rd... 0 Comments 0 xnopino All The 9th Piano Chords A 9th chord is made up of a root, a 3rd, a 5th, a 7th (not the maj7th -- just the 7th) plus the 9th note of the scale, which of c... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The 'II - V7 - I' Chord Progression We previously discussed about chords formation , prediction and progression and we also discussed on how to play on any key and ho... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Knowing What Key You Are In When You Have Sharps(#'s) Knowing what key you are in is a great deal if you're going to be able to know what chord progressions are likely in each key, you o... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Transposition and Modulation in music Modulation means getting between keys, so let's say you are playing in the key of C, but you want to get to the key of Eb smoothly, ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Pentatonic blues scale Have you ever tried playing the pentatonic scale ? if yes then i will also like you to try playing the pentatonic blue scale. Here is what ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The Blue Scale: Piano Ever wished you could play the blue scale. here is a little tip for you. The blue scale is a combination of the major diatonic scale(me... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Have Fast Fingers Having fast fingers is a great thing but i can tell you that no matter how much time you spend on the internet searching for easy steps ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Training Your Fingers To Play With The Brain When playing your piano, it is one thing to know what you want to play and it is another thing to direct your fingers to play all wha... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Predict Which Chord Comes Next Ever wondered what chord comes next when you are playing your instruments, here is what i will tell you. In any given key you can play i... 0 Comments 0 xnopino DRESSING UP YOUR NAKED MUSIC You know it when it is played and you hear it almost every where you go, describing naked music is very easy and simple. ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino KNOWING CHORD SUBSTITUTION Harmonizing chords /scales scale produces chords with different sounds. These chords have different qualities which produce diff... 0 Comments 0 xnopino MAJOR AND MINOR 9TH Playing the 9th major chord is like playing the normal 9th . Here is a chord sheet for you. For Major Chords And For Minor 9th Chord... 0 Comments 0 xnopino THE 9TH CHORDS Ever wondered if you would be able to play the 9th chord? the answer is sure. In this lesson we are going to go through the 9th c... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Learning To Play By Ear Playing by ear is a valuable technique for many musicians; learning songs based solely on hearing them is a great way to understand... 0 Comments Older Posts Home Popular Posts All The 9th Piano Chords A 9th chord is made up of a root, a 3rd, a 5th, a 7th (not the maj7th -- just the 7th) plus the 9th note of the scale, which of c... The 13th Piano Chords Today we're going to learn to form an 13th chord. It's just like the 11th chord, except you move your little finger up from the... Slapping Bass Technique Slapping technique involves an approach to slap where you hit the string with your thumb and follow through, landing on the next to get t... 6th Chords For Guitar The 6th chord (major) can probably be best described as whimsical. It’s the kind of chord you’d think a harp would play. The structur... Bass Plucking Finger Plucking hand technique on the electric bass begins with players finding their optimal playing and thumb positions,this refers t... 6th Chords For Piano The 6th chord (major) can probably be best described as whimsical. It’s the kind of chord you’d think a harp would play. The structure of... JIMMY STAFFORD NOHEA Fender’s Jimmy Stafford Signature Nohea Tenor Ukulele is based on the Train guitarist's customized Ukulele Nohea model, as heard o... Reggae Scale Reggae is a musical style that began in the 1960s in Jamaica, based on the Ska and rock-steady musical genres of the region. Reggae is c... Power Chords Guitar Power Chords can be two or more notes that are played together. These Chords are the easiest chords you will learn. These are eas... Practice Slapping Bass The only way (outside of the Matrix) to develop your technique is practice, practice, practice! You probably won't sound like your ...