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1. pianowithjonny.com › piano-lessons › passing-chordsPassing Chords: 5 Levels (Beginner to Pro) - Piano With Jonny

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   Passing chords are non-essential chords that occur briefly in a chord progression. Passing chords can be diatonic (from within the key) or chromatic (from outside of the key); however, all passing chords resolve to a diatonic chord. While passing chords can appear in any genre of music, certain passing chord techniques have strong associations ...

2. www.learnjazzstandards.com › blog › 15-jazz-piano-chords15 Must-Know Jazz Piano Chords! (With Piano Chord Charts)

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   Feb 15, 2024 · A Quick Word On Jazz Chords and Jazz Harmony. How To Understand The Music Theory Behind These Piano Jazz Chords. 1. Major 7th Jazz Piano Chord. 2. Major 9th Jazz Piano Chord. 3. Major 7 (b5) or (#11) Jazz Piano Chord. 4.

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   What is a passing chord?

   • It's somewhat dissonant sounding, but it has a couple of notes in common with the other chords in the progression. This allows it to fit well as a passing chord. It then resolves to D minor 7. The beginning chord of our next progression is F Major 9 The passing chord succeeds it as an A7/F Sharp (another slash chord).

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   Why do we use passing chords?

   • We use passing chords to produce harmonic intrigue and to build a sense of motion in our arrangement. We can use dominant chords, secondary or substitutes, along with their relative minor as passing chords. We will cover the 12 Dominant Chords of the Tonality in this piano lesson.

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   Is a passing chord a slash chord?

   • Our passing chord is a slash chord as an A Major over C sharp. This is a Major triad over the 3rd and works well as a passing chord when you're moving to a minor chord. From there, we move to D minor. Here, we have an altered chord as the passing chord. It's an E flat 7 sharp 5 chord. The root of this chord is in the bass so it's not a slash chord.

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   How do I transpose a blues piano lesson?

   • Moreover, you can easily transpose this lesson to any key using our Smart Sheet Music. When you are logged in, you’ll find the Smart Sheet Music link in the blue bar at the top of this page. One of the essential characteristics of the blues piano sound is a 4-note chord type called a dominant 7th chord.

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   Greg Lee Chord Progressions, Extended Chords, Minor 6th Chords December 13, 2017. Greg Lee Major Chord Secrets, Major Chords, Minor Chords, Triads December 9, 2017. Greg Lee Dominant 9th Chords, Extended Chords November 28, 2017. Greg Lee Beginner Piano Tutorials, Dominant 7th Chords, Extended Chords, Major Chords November 1, 2017.

5. pianowithjonny.com › piano-lessons › blues-chordsBlues Chords for Piano: The Complete Guide - Piano With Jonny

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   Step 3: Learn the 12-Bar Blues Form. Once you can play the 1-chord, 4-chord and 5-chord in C as dominant 7th chords (C7, F7 and G7), you’re ready to plug these chords into the traditional 12-bar blues form. This historical song form is the most commonly occurring compositional structure used to undergird blues music.

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   Jan 24, 2024 · We can make any diatonic chord of the major scale a dominant chord. C7 – D7 – E7 – F7 – G7 – A7 – B7. And we can also make any of the chromatic notes (black piano keys) a dominant chord. Db7 – Eb7 – Gb7 – Ab7 – Bb7. That means we have 12 dominant chords, one for each note of the chromatic scale, that we can use as passing ...

7. makingmusicmag.com › master-the-blues-on-pianoThe Only 3 Chords You Need to Master the Blues on Piano

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   Essentially, the blues is a specific progression that uses the C7, F7, and G7 chords. (For the sake of brevity, I’ll only look at playing blues in the key of C). The blues chord progression lasts 12 bars (thus the phrase “12-bar blues”) that move in a familiar pattern using those three chords. The chart below shows both the chords to play ...

8. www.amchords.com › piano › john-legendAll Of Me Acoustic Piano chords by John Legend - Amchords

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   Key:EmEm| Capo:0fr| Left-Handed | simplified. IntroEmCGDVerse 1EmCG What would I do without your smart mouth DEm Drawing me in, and you kicking me out CGDEm Got my head spinning, no kidding, I can't pin you down CG What's going on in that beautiful mind DEm I'm on your magical mystery ride EmCGDAm And I'm so dizzy, don't know what hit me, but I ...