How To Practice Chord Inversions On The Piano

[@PianoteOfficial]

We have an even more detailed breakdown and *free downloadable diagrams* on our blog >> www.pianote.com/blog/piano-chord-inversions/

[@tenumahmaxwell3080]

Thanks alot... I really love what you guys are doing... Truly.❣️

[@DakimsDarwin-ew1he]

Good and easy to learn . I want to do the same but how can I get the title of the music in the video?

[@dawsonmarshall7323]

A friend of mine taught my chord inversions a while back. Such a game changer for controlling the sound of a song! The same notes came be played in two different ways and it can sound almost like a completely different song!

[@PianoteOfficial]

Yes! It's amazing how just a small change can make such a big difference!

[@EvaGouin-Davis]

I've stopped formal piano lessons when graduating high school, now im 30 and trying to break out of playing root triads, so boring. This is the best video i have ever found to learn chord inversions, hands down!!! So fun and takes the mystery out of how to jump your hands around the piano with ease. Just follow your 3 and 5 and the rest is magic!

[@davidc9847]

Yes, helpful. For another video more related to how these inversions in this progression would more likely be practically used/played, I suggest staying in the same register on the keyboard. C chord, move pinky whole step to A = Am. C chord, move top 2 fingers up one white key = F. Move entire hand up one white key from F = G. Or C chord, move bottom two fingers down one white key = G. (C chord, move thumb down one white key = Em.). These patterns hold in other keys for going from I to IV, V, vi. This video is great at showing the inversions, but still ends up with a lot of hand movement. A major reason for using inversions is to minimize the amount of hand movement between chord changes (plus a more polished playing sound).

[@angelaa.4437]

Yes, this is exactly where the next stages/lessons lead to. Minimum movement between chord changes.

[@drutgat2]

david9847, minimising hand movement is the least important reason for using inversions. Inversions provide the opportunity for different sonic 'signatures', 'feels', and so on, and can provide variety, and therefore increase interest in a piece of music.

[@Churleys]

Yaay I'm really happy that you went straight into the lesson and stuck to the drill with as little side stories as possible in between. This really helps me focus on the task. I really appreciate it. This is by far my best lesson of yours. Thank you.

[@morrisandande5951]

The best inversion practice so far,thanks ❤Lisa

[@stefanwaelti5451]

Best pretraining for day 7 cords. Love it....

[@adrenalinestairz5068]

I have Fl Studio 21 and it has a piano roll and you can select the scale chord you want to play. The chords in the scale are highlghted. I'm learning the scales that way. Plus I add 808 and drums and that makes it more fun. I want to learn the basics from this channel so I can have better melodies. I also use different instruments like bells, the harp, a synthesizer, among others. I also think outside of the box which is fun. My two favorite scales are C#/D Flat minor, D#/E Flat minor, which are dark. I experiment with different keys outside of the chords and I found some interesting sounds. It's so much more fun playing chords when I use a different key outside of the chords I play. I want to learn how to play trap and rap and hip hop.

[@ricardoneves5094]

i needed this! thats a great way to learn them. would be great to hacve a similar tutorial on a different key that uses the black keys

[@Vanolo999]

Just change the progression...

[@ricardoneves5094]

@@Vanolo999 that’s just genius

[@nacymovamagat447]

Amazing ❤ po to learn inversions .Thanks Maam enjoyable to learn .

[@nsaig2003]

Wow, amazing! Thank you for breaking it down and demonstrating how easy chord inversions can be! God bless you!! 😊

[@eddie30969]

Wow Awesome Im getting a key board next week. Ill be back. IM a guitar instructor and want to expand my musical talent. I learned so much from just watching you!!!! God Bless Thanks

[@marinabekker8022]

Lisa, this class format is great ! So easy to follow, learn and practice. I am so happy I took your New Piano Player class , thank you , can't wait for Easy Chords to start in June

[@christinacortez6130]

Beautiful way of playing inversion patterns I could almost hear a baseline and a melody to go with the inversion progression

[@jackierobinson3984]

Hey I've been playing several years for praise and worship. I knew how to find inversion but this great lessons taught me to play them thanks and have a blessed day in Jesus

[@Robert-m6w]

Lisa, you are an absolute delight. I’m going to sign up for your 30 day program tomorrow..

[@topacio9326]

thank you for this! this was a really great start for me to learn my inversions. What works for me more is memorizing the two different shapes and making that shape around the root. Curious why you dont teach it this way as it seems easier. Thank you for your explanation!

[@SoulFaeWorld]

Thank you so much ! This Channel helped me immensely 🎹

[@dr.jerilynvogelsang3922]

Wow!!! I've been playing for years and mind blowing how easy you have made understanding this!

[@ctuagent31]

I use 1,2,4 for 2nd inversions. Feels more comfortable.

[@omobaAdeshina]

Wow this is so helpful, I enjoyed it and learn it fast. I always see a friend of mine that do his chord like this and is always confusing, but thank God you teach me today.

[@Pink_muffn]

Brilliant 🥹just brilliant! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us!

[@wendymj64]

Fantastic....I love this! By the time you get to end, my hand is feeling the intervals!!! Thank you!!

[@kabbahthoronkaExden]

Sure my best piano teacher.

[@Forwardoperationbase]

What a clever and amazing video, Lisa.

[@Steve-tp1dl]

Thank you Lisa! I recently just got a Yamaha and you have been amazing with these lessons I’m learning so much!

[@valeriemorgan5641]

Thank you so much. I love the way you teach ❤

[@PETSWORLD_]

Here is my take on learning chords/voicings: Practicing with the Circle of 5ths/4ths or chromatically Pros: Systematic Learning: Helps you understand the relationships between chords and keys. Technical Proficiency: Builds finger strength and dexterity through repetition. Foundation: Provides a solid theoretical foundation. Cons: Monotony: Can become tedious and less motivating over time. Lack of Context: May not always show how chords function within a musical piece. Learning Chords via Songs Pros: Contextual Learning: Shows how chords are used in real music, making it easier to understand their function. Engagement: Playing songs you enjoy can make practice more fun and motivating resulting in a deeper connection to what is played. Musicality: Helps develop a sense of timing, rhythm, and musical expression. Cons: Complexity: Some songs might be too challenging for beginners. Inconsistency: May not cover all chords or progressions systematically. What are your thoughts @pianote?

[@viragopaldas9928]

You're amazing, Thank you, love your beautiful energy too.

[@nojyhoshima2521]

This is awesome technique. Now i can practice with good result. Thank you so much

[@gabrieloluwaseun-immortali2050]

Thank you so much for the simplicity.

[@joshuamontgomery8008]

I really enjoyed this lesson! Please do more like this.😊It was fun and engaging!❤❤❤

[@julieharris47]

Great excersise in chord conversion, Thanks Lisa 👍

[@chrisschurchill2003]

im starting to get co-ordinated im almost able to follow you this is a real breakthrough

[@davingjoro1609]

❤❤❤ love this.. I can learn a lot. Thank you

[@davidbalan6571]

Lisa With I hoped I will follow-up your steps .

[@ltb1919]

Fantastic teaching.

[@nezargatere4710]

I love this woman and this channel

[@MSynth-e1m]

Thanks Lisa I agree a great way to learn inversions,thankyou,💯🎵🎹

[@filly87]

Thank you, amazing teacher, Lisa!❤

[@josephvhoang]

Thank you so much, You are The best. LOVE IT.

[@edonp25]

I definitely will repeat this video, I need to understand this all. I didn’t bought this heavy keyboard to be under my bed without being used lol

[@sonja_rademacher]

A great way to learn inversions. Thanks a lot!

[@timweinheimer1]

Thanks for the help with the finger number to use this changes the whole thanks

[@gambitgamboa1232]

Amazing video! It's definitely a game changer to my practices, thank so you much for the knowledge 🤘☺️

[@mommieezneverstop7728]

I appreciate it. This is doable. I already started the practice and will be doing this tomorrow for sure. ❤

[@cirisirpula152]

This reminds me of workout videos!

[@jynx-vu2zc]

This was so helpful ! Thank you

[@Zeddicus_Zorander]

Thank you. Very fun and useful.👌🏻

[@amandaprather6573]

Question for anyone… Ive considered breaking up with my piano instructor. She’s very classical based. I’m still learning the basics and I’m sure I’m learning good skills but I’m also getting bored. Her stuff is not my style at all. I feel bad leaving her. It is smart to stick it out for a while to get the fundamentals down? I’m also nervous I’ll find someone new and not like them either.

[@benkabundi5308]

You should definitely wait until you have the fundamentals down, cause those will help you out in the long run. Once you get comfortable with the basics, you should then find someone who’ll teach you that fits your preferred style of play

[@asiahthomas-mandlman2280]

Also, you can use her as intended to ask any questions you may have!

[@SuharfinDamili]

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[@jcamayd]

I went through this also. Go find a teacher who will teach you what style you're interested in learning. I wasted so much time with my original classical teacher.o learned more in one year with another teacher who taught stuff like this than in 6 years with my original teacher.

[@sheetsack3179]

Not sure if guitar fully applies but! I wasted a lot of time and technics because my classical teacher taught me differently Find something that fits you best

[@pm-pdraya]

Great tutorial, thank you

[@tonytravert9944]

One of my biggest questions about inversions is what do I do with my left hand since I play octaves with that...and you took a while to show what you did with that which was just stop at the root position...or is it ok to keep playing that?

[@philemonmuresho3249]

I love it ❤ this it easy to me to play all inversion

[@52637-b]

Idky who you are lady…but I like you, you make me wanna watch your channel. I like your energy, your content, and the way you look. Thanks for taking my breath away

[@timothyomondi7115]

Love this crazily

[@nprstar745]

So helpful thank you so much

[@TheIamtheoneandonly1]

Thank you. ❤

[@Sinofender-z5l]

Like it !! Thank you very much Lisa … peace and ❤

[@KingsonOmonosagieragbon]

How did you come up with these , it was helpful

[@musicsboy5291]

Will different fingerings be presented in the “easy chords” series as well?

[@drutgat2]

Great stuff. Many thanks.

[@davidcastro3897]

Pianote = big piano 🇲🇽

[@marciahorton2203]

Lisa, each time I watch your hands I see how close with your fingers to come to almost hitting two keys down at once, but you never do. I occasionally do, so what can you suggest how not to? I try mentally to keep my fingers aiming towards the middle of the keys.

[@SeparuhNafasku]

Thanks a lot, Miss...

[@JamesClevenger-r5x]

Awesome thanks 👍

[@tenumahmaxwell3080]

Hello I really love your videos but please I have a request. As a beginner in piano, I watch videos on line and hear experts calling chord names like a b major flat 9, E diminished, and many others. I find myself lost because I only just understand triads I would love it if pianote does a tutorial cover series on chord progressions please

[@PianoteOfficial]

Ooh great idea! Thanks! in the meantime, here's a blog article that explains chords and chord extensions: www.pianote.com/blog/all-piano-chords/

[@ajorudorabraham9048]

Wow what a great secret thanks ma 😊🙇🙇🙏🙏

[@philemonmuresho3249]

Thank you ❤ i cant play nicely now .from kenya

[@John_3_16]

Great video but would be even better with quieter background music

[@michaelbeeministries2020]

Thank you! 🎹🎶 🌞👍

[@TruM4TT_433]

Is there a video with this but with 4 note chords/sevens

[@antonistseros7330]

What rhythm is being played in the background?

[@danielchong7096]

Lovely videos. ❤❤❤

[@dilippadiyar74]

Thank you sir

[@jayantjrathod]

So Nice 😊

[@beominn7131]

this is so funn

[@vml_tec]

Worth ❤❤

[@lancejones3344]

Can you try this on a 25 key midi keyboard?

[@arsenentini5693]

Terrific exercise for beginners. Thanks !!!

[@stevenrogersfineart4224]

One Republic “Good Life” ;)

[@brunolopes7311]

I bought a new brand Roland GO:PIANO 88.... You are my teacher now ... be careful: I got an eye on you!! LOL :)

[@PianoteOfficial]

Ooh good choice!!

[@brunolopes7311]

@@PianoteOfficial I like it :)

[@adamwdoyle]

As above so below, as within so without. - came to mind when I saw inversions 😅

[@eavitugjr]

This is zumba on piano 😊

[@summatim]

Summary was generated by Summatim, let us know if there are any inaccuracies! 🤖 0:01: Introduction to inversions 0:03: Playing chords 1:38: Playing C and C up high 2:58: First inversion chord 5:47: Changing the finger that plays the root note 6:59: Second inversion chords 10:28: Easy Chords course

[@vangoss]

❤❤❤❤

[@yenthi-tv]

OK yes

[@wleedshreef]

You mean pressing the chord once and upside down once

[@jarrettpang1020]

Hi

[@TruckerLu]

Why is it called Am and not an A?

[@julialarson-be6gg]

A is A major which has 3#’s sharps.

[@PianoteOfficial]

Am mean A "minor". It's a minor chord because it has a C in it (and not a C-sharp, which would be an A major chord).

[@DANNYEL20122]

I got lost in the music 😂😂

[@michaelwagner6995]

🌹🧡🧡👼🏻😘

[@claudionogueira9836]

Please remove the other background music. It's fistractive. I love your chord teaching.

[@vusumuzijacobdhladhla7945]

Why C note or C chord as if C is the only thing, Start some where else. Please give us C sharp next time.

[@michellemonet4358]

I found the beginning of this lesson too confusing. Im sorry😢

[@BamaRags23]

Will you marry me, Lisa?

[@PianoteOfficial]

She's spoken for!

[@thewayofyeshua9384]

😂

[@anandjambhekar7064]

Your voice is higher than piano.

[@mypoorkrell]

Moving too fast. Don't follow the beat of the music. Show us slowly what you are doing without the music! Then add the music for a bar or 2, then back to showing the moves. I am so confused following your voice while trying to keep up watching. UUghhhh

[@joel_casanova]

You can do it!! Watch it and pause and then do it by yourself until you can catch up!! Don't give up❤

[@DakimsDarwin-ew1he]

Do parts by parts

[@riposlyngdoh7002]

Too fast....

[@adamwdoyle]

Could I request that you guys make a tutorial for ‘Forbidden Colours’ by Ryuichi Sakamoto. I can’t find a good tutorial video and it’s a favourite of mine. 🫡 @pianote