The Three Most Popular Chord Progressions (Full Piano Lesson)

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1:08 1st group(1-5-6-4) C chord (I) [C E G] G chord 1st inversion (V) [B D G] Am chord (Vi) [A C E] F chord 1st inversion (IV) [A C F] 4:45 2nd group(6-4-1-5) Am Chord F chord 1st inv C chord 2nd inv[G C E] G chord[G B D] 10:07 3rd group(1-6-4-5) C chord in 2nd [GCE] A minor F chord in 2nd [CFA] G cord in 2nd [DGB]

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By the last few months I've done playin' with every progression on piano...n my teacher he says that I'm preety-fast learner... Omg...i was soo pleased.. But moreover,i step in to some tutorial to make sure how much I do...and its all thanks to you... I'll be watching out to learn more from this channel... Love from Thango Oasis...

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Same here. I am a drummer and now learning piano and synth. More for sound creation and scores. I am a film maker as well. So this will help my creativity. Love the challenge of it all.

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[@rickyjohn8584]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! I just wrote a song and it was going over and over in my head all day so I came back to the piano to find the chords and just lost myself ,m...I came into your video to find the progression I needed instantly as it was the first one you played 🤣still can’t believe it lol .Thank you

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[@okothodera9611]

This is wonderful. A journey from the root position all the way to the three inversions. Thanks a lot.

[@Erdos777]

This is also great ear training too! So much one can do after being able to hear these progressions in popular music. Great boot camp.

[@taletellerclubpublishing]

A great tutorial, I practice these progressions as a warm-up in the mornings with my coffee.

[@johnbuckingham4608]

I press the mouse button to stop you and I practice and then press the button again to start you again and I watch and then press again to stop you again and then I practice again. Works for me.

[@reghobbs6019]

Hi Lisa, I think that your progression from the Am to the F in the last example is easier and sounds better when you made the “oops mistake” and went to the F just by playing A C F (pinky only moves up 1 note) and then onto the G. This is how I was taught when learning keyboards with the left hand chords only. It minimizes the movement and I think it sounds better. Just making my observation! I think your classes are great. My favourite progression (going back to my Guitar playing days) is the C Am F G(7). Or G Em C D7 etc. hundreds of songs use these progressions. Using the Circle of Fifths to show the minor chord to the Key you are using. Keep making the great vidoes.

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Yup I am just beginning to learn piano. My problem is getting the left hand to cooperate with the right. I need to keep practicing and hopefully get it eventually. Thank you Lisa. You are a very good teacher. Love your videos.

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Nice lesson Lisa. And calming too.

[@kimhill9768]

Hi Lisa, thanks for all your help and yeaching from lockdown onwards. I am a UK based 68 yr old getting reacquainted with piano playing and the chord progression was overheard by my husband, and he asked if it was something by Moby! Guess the minor key fooled him!😂

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Loved this! Thank you Learned a lot

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As an added bonus, using the broken cords 1-3-5-3-with both hands, I started challenging my hand independence by playing 1/4 notes in the left hand and 1/8 notes in the right for two and sometimes, four measures. An additional treat!

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The video is very useful to me. Thanks so much

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These are really easy, simple to follow and play lessons. I really love your videos. Please don't stop making your awesome videos.

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Very useful lesson, cord progressions come in useful in backing up vocals

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Excellent, nicely explained

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Really I'm enjoying lot..thank you my dear

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Lisa, tell about 9 chords, please. You are the best piano teacher!

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Loved this lesson! 😀

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Once again an awesome lesson! Thank you, Lisa! Loved it!

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When I was in my late 30's I began taking piano lessons. I took lessons for 6 months before sadly I had to stop. My biggest problem was reading the left hand with one side of my brain and the right hand with the other. The treble cleff and the bass cleff were difficult for me. We never went over the chords or progressions and I wish we had. I have Multiple Sclerosis and was told it has a big effect on my diminishing IQ. I'm going to take it up again after watching your videos. I play the flute and don't have a hard time with that be ause I began playing on the 4th grade and my long term memory is great. Short term not so much. Wish me luck I'm feeling excited about it. I'm also going to get my grandaughter who's six enrolled in lessons. ❤

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Good luck getting back into playing the piano, seeing your granddaughter learning to play and sharing the piano with her will leave everlasting memories for you both....... I am 59 and literally just started learning the piano in February 2020, slow and steady so far, Lisa helps so much........

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Me too Ms Ethel. Playing again at 65.

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Same here Ethel

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thank you so much for your time in showing us cord progression being my first cord progression it is every helpful and now i understand progress a lot better than before

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[@jorgelamas7348]

Your progressions really sound great !! Thank you Lisa.

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Great video as always. Love the enthusiasm! I wonder if it possible to consider doing a video on how to play without keep looking at your hands, ie. keyboard geography, tips on practicing jumps etc.

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Thanks John that's a good idea!

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Another great video, thanks Lisa

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[@arielnapenas8240]

Thank you. Appreciate all your videos and find them so helpful. Just curious, how does one choose whether to play the root chord versus an inversion chord? Is it just how it sounds? Intermediate stage, so eager to learn, but still find myself stumped trying to determine "how" exactly to play a chord ( root or inversion?). Thank you to anyone who can shed some light.

[@bleonardyou]

I’m a six month newbie on piano but have played guitar and studied theory for years. I use inversions to play in one area of the piano. For each chord in the progression I can find an inversion that allows me to barely have to move my hand. However, each inversion sounds different and I look forward to the day that I can choose an inversion based on its sound.

[@AnthonyBrady100]

It may be that when a chord matches a melody note, the inversion to use, is the inversion which has at its top the same note an octave or two away from the melody note.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci for this, Lisa. Paul McCarthy said that it isn't a C chord until the bass player plays the C.

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Sincerely thanks. I’m practicing it now

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[@disguy145]

Thank you! Now i know what I'm gonna practice for the next 3 months :')

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Love the way you do this, so natural, thank you

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Very helpful, thank you.

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Hi Lisa , this is a great tutorial with the chord progressions using block chords and breaking them up. We need more like this.

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BEAUTIFUL!!!!

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just found this site. After a 65 year absence from piano Im trying to reacquaint myself with a recently acquired piano. although alot is coming back slowly, where would the best place to start be ... I watch the you tube videos as I do my treadmill work and then try to remember what to do when I sit at the piano. Dont think this is the best way.. any advise would be so welcome. Love your upbeat manner...so appreciate you ~!

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Welcome back to the piano!!!! We do have a free series for people starting out that might be good - www.pianote.com/getting-started Watching at the treadmill is great for inspiration, but if you can watch at the piano (on your phone or tablet) then that is better because you can practice what you're learning immediately. Some of our 'boot camp' style lessons actually have a practice-along, so it's helpful to be at the keys!

[@youlearnmusic5669]

Great job explaining the chords and their inversions!

[@WalkerRileyMC]

These three chords in their various progressions have been used in almost every well known pop song, rock song, classical song ever written.

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It really helped

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can u make a video-different piano styles for time signatures 4/4,3/4,6/8,7/8

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