Piano Note Names Explained, Simplified
There are only twelve note names on the whole piano, and naming the white keys is almost as easy as...
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Every scale and chord is built from just two distances: whole steps and half steps. Here's what each is, how to spot them on a piano, and the two spots that trip...
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There are only twelve note names on the whole piano, and naming the white keys is almost as easy as...
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Some beats land harder than others — that push and pull is what turns a pulse into a groove. Here's...
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A dot after a note extends its value by half. Learn the one rule behind dotted notes, how to count...
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The treble and bass clefs set the pitch range for reading sheet music. Learn what each clef means, why they're...
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Intervals are the distance between two notes and the building blocks of every chord and melody. Learn harmonic vs. melodic...
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The I-V-vi-IV 'four chord song' powers hundreds of pop hits. Learn how to build it on piano in any key,...
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Modes aren't scary — each one is a familiar scale started from a different note. Learn all seven modes, their...
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The natural minor scale is the source of music's darker, moodier sound. Learn the W-H-W-W-H-W-W formula, how to play it...
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Chord voicings are how you arrange the notes of a chord on the keyboard. Learn what voicings are, how they...
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Chord inversions rearrange a chord's notes so a different one sits on the bottom. Learn root position, first inversion, and...
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Triads are the three-note building blocks of piano harmony. Learn the simple 1-3-5 formula and how to build major, minor,...
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