10 Beautiful Ideas for MAJOR Chords

[@SusanRichardsDay]

I just finished watching it all the way through. I will have to listen again and try to pick a favorite. The way you played them was beautiful for each one .

[@nelsonjorge5798]

I love how you teach us...LIKE THIIIS; Tks

[@richarpadilla1891]

My respects to you ! I'm a classical trained pianist and my 2 passions are classical music and rock/pop music ! I play piano for the sheer joy of music ! you are doing it great !

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

🙏 my pleasure!

[@damongeukes8598]

I'm a guitarist looking to accompany myself with piano in my recordings. Your 10 ideas for major chord gave me the voicings along with the 10 fills and licks. What I would like to see is some ideas for comping jazz/blues progressions.

[@shalomjosuella5818]

All the voicings were beautiful, quick and sharp, you are very beautiful too and a good teacher ... Thank you❤❤❤

[@adrianavazquez69]

Thank you for this video !!! A very helpful lesson of major chords sounding beautiful with the variations!!! You opened up possibilities to add to triads in a very clear way 👍

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@nikolaostsigolis1188]

Thanks for sharing.

[@lisadixon5886]

Straight into it and lovely ideas, beautiful, and easy to grasp, thank you !!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@Jad.abouzaki]

Thank you

[@HaliPuppeh]

Another interesting voicing for both of the sus chords is a quartal voicing with the notes stacked in fourths: D-G-C or F-C-G

[@SibandzeNhlanhla-wu5jy]

Good teacher Mam. My question is, when should I apply them in the progression or I just press anytime in the progression.

[@Mikaflyd]

I have just started playing piano, teaching my self, and i love these ideas for using the left hand as well. Thank you , i would love for you to do a video of some ways in which the right hand and left hand go back and forth. I loved your pattern you were using.

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[@otivotiv5876]

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[@pianiste243]

Really helpful. Thanks for it. 7:53 8:37

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@DefinitionOfTDay]

This was an amazing video awesome choices to choose from and straight to the point I’ll be practicing all of these

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I’m glad! :)

[@kimkauffman9194]

You are Truly amazing. Thank you so much for your time and energy in producing this series. I have learned so much from you and I will continue to do so. I tell my friends and family that I have a fantastic new piano teacher. Keep up the good work.Thank you so much again.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I’m glad! Thank you :) 🙏

[@joancharlesgomezromoacademy]

Gracias por compartir eres una niña mucho bonita 💕 , excelente explicación

[@OnlineRockLessons]

My pleasure!

[@Observation001]

Part 2 was my fave! Thanks for the great lesson!

[@ernestoroma5157]

Grande bellissima e bravissima Prof peccato non capire la lingua ma la musica si.Grazie.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Thank you!

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I started taking playing piano seriously about a year ago so I appreciate this video thank you 💯🌹 Now I'm subscribed with the Bell notifications on..

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Awesome! Welcome to the channel!!

[@ronfinale820]

I think I can compose another 50 songs using the same chord progression as my previous ones but with totally different melodies using just these changes. Thanks!!!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I’m glad! :)

[@kennethgagnon5471]

Thank you so much very nice additions I have been playing keyboard and piano for years but lost my left dominant hand at work I still play but can’t do much with my left hand that only has a thumb left so the best I can do is play bass notes and octaves if you have any other ideas or help please feel free to let me know thanks and God bless

[@silaslaurent691]

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[@yumaruta8103]

Good tutorial i got idea to play with my piano and violin thank you

[@OnlineRockLessons]

That's great!

[@brendanmelvin9938]

This is such a brilliant lesson, so beautifully explained… thank you, just subscribed I loved all of the voicings and have used most of them. Sometimes I have wondered if what I thought I heard in a chord and represented at the keyboard was true or made up or would be viewed critically by people more technically informed than myself but you’ve just validated all of them so beautifully Thank you :) Brendan

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@tocarcomGutoGuedes]

Ex 6: IV/I = G/C. The correct V/I ? 5:58

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You are correct it’s an image mistake! Sorry about that 🙄

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​@Skinny-Arms she wasn't being rude 😅

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Thanks dear ……😊

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Welcome 😊

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup. Very helpful.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I’m glad! :)

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I LIKE THE WAY YOU TEACH PIANO CHORDS VERY CLEAR AND EASY TO FOLLOW THANKS ..I'M YOUR NEW SUBSCRIBER FROM SYDNEY AUSTRALIA 😊😊😊❤❤

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

KZbin offre de bon sous titre aussi! En attendant la version AI française :)

[@roderickbaraoladera1658]

Great content! All 10 are very helpful! Thank you for sharing.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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very informative.Thanks a million.

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Very pretty. Thanks so much.

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@chicken-bone]

Very nice and thank you for posting this video.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@raymondwittah619]

Great lesson. Can we do for minor chords too?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@tonimar1263]

I think they are all good voicings, and they all work, and all open up new and creative ideas for expression etc.

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

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Amazing.

[@saviourephraim6131]

Beautiful breakdown

[@Mikaflyd]

Just listened to this again , think thats cool that you can mix a C on the bottom of a D, when you do that , what key are you playing in?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

C! Those are option on a C chord.

[@Mikaflyd]

@@OnlineRockLessons ok but a C doesn’t have a F# in it. Right?

[@Mikaflyd]

@@OnlineRockLessonsi mean it sounded great, that black, is it kinda like a borrowed note?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@monisankardas4482]

Mam, how same prosess for keyboard synthesiser ??

[@emmahillstv]

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[@khukuri-house]

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[@aymon1982]

Amazing thank you

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Thanks maestro

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

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Brilliant ❤

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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Lovely ❤

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[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@ranradd]

Really nice and very well explained.

[@secondtribe]

4:07 Why Bb on Fmajor? Suspending on tritone (B in this case) sound amazing on subdominants :)

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Simply different voicing options!

[@EditedPhotos-dz8kx]

When the 3rd is removed, is the resulting stacking technically a chord? Doesn't a chord require 1,3,5 as the basic building block? Thanks

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Hey! Are you talking about the Suspended chords?

[@EditedPhotos-dz8kx]

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[@danielhkhk7283]

Very pretty chords!

[@angelahealy3922]

I would like the pdf and I don't have the description of the video available to me. It isn't showing up for some reason on this video.

[@angelahealy3922]

I actually found it. Thanks so much for the video.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

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[@jimprovmusic]

Great tutorial concept !!

[@boscoj5642]

Wowowo ❤

[@ogbejude9783]

This is really cool. I never knew it was possible to play a chord on two different keys at the same time on the piano. Usually I go with an octave on the left and a triad with one or two inversions on the right, all on the same key. With this I can expand my choices.

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[@yvesmerceda]

Great tutorial, but If you go little slower, it would be perfect.

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Need the pdf

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You can get it in the description

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Didn't get the pdf i got a problem

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[@catman2u2]

Sus2 vs add9?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

The third is the difference!

[@HaliPuppeh]

Add9 has a 3rd, sus2 doesn't

[@catman2u2]

@@HaliPuppeh weird. So a sus2 doesn’t have a triad?

[@angelo_gamage]

Triad means 'three notes' Csus2 is C D G Cadd9 is C D E G So Csus2 is a triad cuz it has 3 notes. But it's neither a major triad nor minor triad. Because it's the third that determines whether it's major or minor. Cadd9 is not a triad. It's an extended chord ❤

[@brianramz6681]

C6,9,sharp 11 I would like to call it.if it had seventh note I would then call it Cmajor13 sharp 11😂❤

[@OnlineRockLessons]

There’s many ways to interpret a chords based on the notes and inversions :)

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[@P.S.R-7]

Cadd9

[@robinmarwick1982]

Excellent video thanks...