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Another Easy Way To Form Dominant Chords

In this lesson, you’ll see step-by-step, how dominant chords can be formed using leading note chords.

In this lesson, we are shrinking the octave and deriving useful intervals that can help beef your the left hand.

It’s possible to determine whether a chord is major or minor using third intervals.

What is the second step to take as a beginner who is learning how to play the piano? Find out in this lesson.

In this lesson, we are taking the 2-5-1 chord progression to another level by exploring it in other related keys in a diminished matrix.

This lesson exposes you to the concept of transposition, its use and abuse, and most importantly, the two schools of transposition.

Learn how to voice minor ninth chords using the “part-over-root” voicing technique in this lesson.

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