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Chord Series
The "Secrets to Playing Piano By Ear"
course covers everything from the basics and fundamentals to Cmin13
(b9b5) chords. The following lesson focuses on chapter eight
from the course. If you are already familiar with diminished and
augmented chords and
how they are formed, you may skip this lesson.
How to form Diminished and Augmented Chords (05)
Note: This lesson covers
diminished and augmented
chords. Remember, chords make up "chord progressions" so pay close
attention as you will need to know these chords when playing
various songs!
Contrary to the diminished chord, the
augmented chord is formed by raising the perfect fifth a half
step. For more information on augmented chords,
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Note:
Our
300-pg workbook comes with diagrams of all of the chords
taught in this series. With over 300 chords and inversions (because
most chords have 3 or 4 inversions), you will learn several chords
to get you started playing your favorite songs by ear!
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to get access to over 300 sound examples of major, minor, diminished,
dominant and augmented chords and progressions ...
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Disregard the "SLXYZ" numbers (if any) as they refer to sound
examples. Our
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CD with over 330 sound examples which can be heard with the
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This concludes lesson #5. If you are
serious about playing the piano by ear, you need to get your hands
on our 300-pg course.
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