In other words, I am playing the middle note a half step lower. So instead of playing the third, I’m playing the flatted third. I’m using notes 1, the flatted third (flat 3) and 5 of the major scale. The next chord you will learn is the C minor chord. C is note 1, E is note 3, and G is note 5 of the major scale. I’m using notes 1, 3 and 5 of the major scale to form the major chord. The notes of the C major chord are C-E-G. The first chord we will start with is the C major chord. As long as you know your major scale, you can use the formulas we will take a look at in a while to form your chords. For instance, you can start with the F major scale, F G A Bb C D E, or the G major scale, G A B C D E F#. We will mainly use the C major scale for this lesson but you can form chords using any major scale. Video: Learn 10 Types Of Piano Chords Fast In 1 Easy Lesson To form chords, you start with the major scale. C is note 1, D is note 2, E is note 3, F is note 4, G is note 5, A is note 6 and B is note 7. The notes of the C major scale are C D E F G A B. First of all, we will start with the C major scale. Let’s learn how to play ten types of chords and we will do it easily and quickly. I will show you how easy it is to form these ten types of chords.

This topic is often presented with difficulty, but I’m going to make it very easy for you. We will start with major chords, then move to minor, diminished, augmented, suspended 2nd, suspended 4th, dominant 7th, major 7th, minor 7th, and major 6th chords. These are chords that you should absolutely know. In this lesson we will take a look at ten different types of chords. I’d like to welcome you to another piano lesson. I’ve put it in text format as well for your convenience, and you can also watch the embedded video below. The following lesson, Learn 10 Types Of Piano Chords Fast In 1 Easy Lesson, is based on a video lesson.

Movable minor 7th flatted fifth