Have you ever looked at a piece of piano music and noticed that it is split into two separate parts? These two parts show the treble clef and bass clef. Often these clefs dictate which notes to play in which hands. Most beginners learn to read the treble clef first. So if you feel like …
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Learning your favourite songs on the piano is one of the most fun and rewarding ways to get better as a musician. If you’re just starting out, finding easy piano songs for beginners is a smart move, they bring quicker progress and help you stay motivated. Whether you dream of playing pop hits, calming classics, …
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The C minor chord (Cm) is C, E-flat, G. You play it by putting your fingers on those notes all at once and voila! You’ve got a sad sounding chord perfect for moody music, Skoove will show you the easiest finger positions to get started. We will also take a look at some common chord …
Want to get started with minor chords? Skoove has got you covered, A minor is a great place to start. This triad can add emotion and weight to your music. In this article we will look at how to play the A minor chord, all of its inversions and which fingers to use for each. …
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The C major chord is often where a piano chord journey begins. It sounds clear, bright, and just plain great, even if it’s the very first chord you ever play. In this article we will look at how to play the C major chord, all of its inversions and what fingerings to use. We will …
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The B minor chord adds emotion and weight to your music, it’s more serious and expressive than a major chord. Do not worry though, Skoove is here to help. In this article we will look at how to play the B minor chord, all of its inversions and which fingers to use for each. We …
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To play the E minor piano chord, start by finding the note E, which is directly to the right of the group of two black keys. Once you’ve found it, combine E with G and B to create the E minor triad. Skoove is here to show you the easiest finger positions to get started. …
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Getting to know the B flat chord may seem a bit tricky at first but you’ll soon get the hang of it with a little help from Skoove. In this article we will look at how to play the Bb major triad as well as all of its inversions and what fingerings to use. We …
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The A major has a bright, positive sound that you’ll hear in everything from pop hits to classic rock anthems. Learning this chord is an important step in your musical journey. In this article we will look at how to play the A major triad, all of its inversions and what fingerings to use. Let’s …
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The G minor chord is one of those chords that adds a sense of depth and complexity to your music. Want to get to grips with this chord? Skoove is here to help. In this article we will look at how to play G minor, all of its inversions and which fingers to use for …
The D minor chord has a deeper, more somber sound. From classical to modern ballads D minor is a common chord in many styles. Skoove is here to help you master it. In this article we will look at how to play the D minor chord, all of its inversions and which fingers to use …
The F minor chord has a special sound. It’s made up of just three notes: F, Ab and C. Together these notes create a mysterious, beautiful mood that you’ll love exploring on the piano. Skoove is here to help you understand this chord. We will look at all of its inversions and which fingers to …
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