How To Memorize 7th Chord Inversions On Piano

[@PianoFromScratch]

Check out the in depth scales & Chords guides here pianofs.com/downloads/ 🔽Below is a list of the other helpful chords videos mentioned 🔽 Major and minor Chord inversions ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYjZe62wi9x3Y9E Are these chord actually Inversions??? ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoivqmdni91modE How To Build Chords ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaDIe5qeZcqfsK8 How To Build 7th Chords ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJvImKloo7aBa6s If playing chords feels hard, watch this ▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6OXaJyhhNOlbKc

[@VioletteCarousel]

OMG! I've been struggling with this for 20 YEARS!!! I've gotten so confused and discouraged that I had given up. Thank you so much for all your help! I'm inspired to learn my triad inversions now - knowing 7th Chords won't be too far behind. I will have to work at it, but I know it won't take FOREVER! Thank you for this clear explanation and for giving me hope!

[@daniel-1998]

20 years and struggling with inversions 🥴

[@goryburk]

You are such a great teacher. The way you explain the triad inversions and the 7th's using the dots gives a great visual demonstration. Clear

[@PianoFromScratch]

Thanks! Hope it was helpful for you

[@r.baskaransamuel4453]

Beautiful explanation of 7th chords and their inversions with good illustration.

[@skintslots]

Chord fingering videos are an excellent idea. I am already ok on the theory side from playing a bit of Guitar but the finger placing side of it is my biggest problem rather than the theory side.

[@spencershaver813]

I enjoy your teaching methods and have gained better piano experiences. Thank you very much. I appreciate you. Elton John Rocket Man has Gm7, Cm7, C7. I hope you are blessed from all your diligent work.

[@raymondjoseph8040]

Brilliant explanation. 😊Wish this existed when I was starting out.

[@raymondjoseph8040]

Also, would truly appreciate a video on chord fingering that you mentioned.

[@PianoFromScratch]

Ah, great, it's on the list!

[@metermorphose]

I find it impressive that you cover it all up, so detailed and this interesting and followable 🙃. Great work, thank you!

[@PianoFromScratch]

Ah thanks, great to hear 👍

[@AlfredAthumani-gh8vv]

I like the way you demonstrate and explain. Blessings

[@alejandrourbalejo1596]

You are awesome !!!!!! A real " MAESTRO " ( MASTER ) A real dedicated teacher, ¡¡¡ WOW !!! God bless you my friend !!!!

[@dlburn1483]

Thank you! This is a great video. From a retired mathematics teacher, you are one of the best teachers on KZbin.

[@haoxing1683]

Hi can you do a video explaining 6th chords please? it appears to be versatile in accompanying. Thanks!

[@ArySauda]

I just came recently to ur channel. Y solo pienso que eres un magnífico profesor que realmente sabe transmitir sus conocimientos. Omg!, I always thought and I was stuck in those aspects cuz I couldn't find a better explanations like urs!!! If I made any grammar mistake, sorry it is not my native language so I hope make myself understand what I'm writing. Muchísimas gracias por tan buena voluntad y explicación al enseñar a toda una comunidad interesada en aprender de la manera más práctica y rápida. Te agradezco mucho y felicidades!!

[@user-jw4fz3sq1w]

Yes, court fingerings great idea thank you

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

That was very helpful. I've transcribed Prélude en Do Majeure by Bach into Thoroughbass. Now I'm transposing it into all the other keys. My teacher is impressed. But my ear is weak. And I'm still trying to master my triads, and for now mostly majors. Now I'd like to move onto minors and yes, sevenths. I've been playing for two years, and I'm still working on this? I'm not bothered since I started with no muical training at 65 yoa. Luckily I saw your videos about chords and chord inversion, and they are really the best on the Tubes. I will start on this step until it's mastered. Who cares how long it takes, I don't want to make any shortcuts. I decided long ago not to think I could play Jazz. I heard someone say that you should be at level 8 to play Jazz, and I agree. i don't want to be a mediocre jazz player, I'd rather be a good beginner.

[@ProdByDzul]

Im happy to be subscribed to this channel. I loved the block method!

[@ProdByDzul]

please do the fingering video because the block method help me to predict when my thumb would be crossing over when playing scales!

[@fksimpson5755]

Thank you for your clear visual explanations in the lessons and playing tips.

[@jorgeparr3002]

Awesome stuff Sir 👏 THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR!!!!!

[@reoscorpio]

you make theory so easy to understand.. thank you

[@goutammitra4468]

Nicely described thanks.

[@alrush1234]

Very useful lesson. Thank you.

[@PianoFromScratch]

No problem!

[@francismalekar5558]

Super way of teaching. C7,& C Maj. 7

[@gutwrenchingkeys7873]

Man did I need this. Thank you

[@PianoFromScratch]

Hopefully it helped then!

[@rexeffect7122]

Great video, I was struggling with this method until you clearly explained it thank God , bless you. Ps what size are the sticky dots that you are using

[@sabrinagunn7446]

Wow! Amazing teaching! Thanks!!!

[@theresetobin-m6h]

Another brilliant video ! Thank you so much😊

[@haoxing1683]

Hi can you do a video on how to make chords sound good? I.E. Chord fillings, arpeggios, riffs and runs, it's not covered enough anywhere on YT, think you might be the only one able to explain in details, thanks.

[@PianoFromScratch]

Great idea!

[@gerardmcgee6073]

Brilliant demonstration as always

[@PianoFromScratch]

Thank you!

[@pianolingo2653]

Great lesson,I have been strugging with 7th chord inversions for years now you have made them clearer I am really grateful. But the tricky thig is how to shape these inversions ? I.e how to apply them which fingers to use

[@PianoFromScratch]

Yes some of them can be a bit trickier to actually play with a few more awkward positions to navigate. Getting into the fingers and hand placement was a bit of a bigger discussion really - too much to fit in the same video as well so I made the decision to stay focused on just recognising the positions for this one. I will be doing other videos on chord fingerings (there's always different options) but often people be stuck because they're holding their hand in the wrong spot, you may find this video useful kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2XQhmOrqpJjd9k

[@davidfarmer2049]

Actually quite useful.

[@owenh906]

i mean, just an absolute fantastic video.

[@andree.7289]

Best explanation 😊

[@loslobos9461]

Brilliant!

[@MrEpmonroe]

Just learned Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino. Lots of seventh chords.

[@PianoFromScratch]

Ah great tune!

[@r.baskaransamuel4453]

What is the name of this chord in G major? The first chord is EGAE. This is available in the 1st bar of Easter anthem by Charles wesly &w.Berwald.

[@PianoFromScratch]

EGA is an Esus4 chord - E is 1(Root of the chord), G is the 4th and A is the 5th. In the key of G major that is a chord 6 (vi) because it begins on the 6th degree of the G major scale 👍

[@jwoodrff]

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[@teresmajor7956]

This should have been a paid content

[@timjohnson2186]

Silent night..jazzy style

[@charlesgoldsmith6410]

I knew ….. but it’s good to go back

[@gh2004]

OH Holy Night. Key of C? (Or maybe not) Has C G F chords. Can flat's be used as accidentally in 7th chords?

[@aphiwe_]

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[@SPRAKATTACK]

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