how to play triads and major chords
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how to play triads and major chords
hello,
In the second or third lessons, Andrew explains the triads (major chords and reverse major chord in fact). Could you show us the fingering for the triads in all the major scales? I think that practising triads help with the fingering to play chords.
Thank yous,
Benoit
In the second or third lessons, Andrew explains the triads (major chords and reverse major chord in fact). Could you show us the fingering for the triads in all the major scales? I think that practising triads help with the fingering to play chords.
Thank yous,
Benoit
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Re: how to play triads and major chords
Usually you use your fingers the way they feel best... In a major chord it's 1,3,5, and first invertion is 1,2,5 and second invertion is 1,3,5...
Sometimes it feels better using another fingering, it's no correct way of doing it, it's just about comfort, and how good your hand fits.
Sometimes it feels better using another fingering, it's no correct way of doing it, it's just about comfort, and how good your hand fits.
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Re: how to play triads and major chords
I just wonder how to press C# major chords as the 3 finger has to press the F key but the F# is in the way.
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Re: how to play triads and major chords
benoit wrote:I just wonder how to press C# major chords as the 3 finger has to press the F key but the F# is in the way.
All about practice my friend
Re: how to play triads and major chords
Thomandy wrote:
All about practice my friend
Yeah, That's Totally Right
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Re: how to play triads and major chords
Thomandy wrote:benoit wrote:I just wonder how to press C# major chords as the 3 finger has to press the F key but the F# is in the way.
All about practice my friend
C# Is easiest to play 1, 2, 4
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