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It can look a little intimidating to an outsider looking in, but anyone with a basic knowledge of chord structures is not too far off!

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Unlike many other forms of music, it’s full of intricate chord progressions and full-bodied chords. If you enjoyed this, let me know in the comment section below.One of jazz music’s most prominent characteristics is its rich harmony. I hope this guide on the key of a minor gave you a good look into some good chords in A minor to use as well as a better idea overall. You also don’t need to be too complex until you have a good grasp on what you’re doing. Try and stick to the notes that are in the A minor scale as these will make it easier to learn. Often times the rhythm of the notes plays a huge part in your melody. If you’re not much for singing, you can use your right hand to start playing notes and messing with different rhythms. The fun part here is that you can start to figure out the notes you’re singing by playing them on the piano with your right hand. If you’re a singer, you can start to sing notes over the chords. I recommend to sit down at the piano and to play one of the chord progressions I mentioned above. Once you know all of the notes that consist, you can start to learn additional scales and eventually start “breaking the rules.”

#ALL CHORDS PIANO HOW TO#

How To Write Melodies In a minorĪ big part of writing melodies is knowing the key that you’re in. This is a key that you will use countless times when it comes to writing songs and learning other musicians songs. This key is popular as it is used in many big songs today and in the history of music. Is a minor A Popular Key For Music?ĭefinitely. I personally put suspensions in a ton of the chords that I play and I rarely play just triads.

Keep in mind that you can get crazy and use suspensions at your own liking. Play with with variations and adding the 7’th in on certain chords. The beauty of playing A minor chord progressions is that most of the chords are somewhat easy to play and master. I’ve used all of these and a lot of these have been used in famous songs. While these are not all of the chord progressions, these are some amazing progressions that should make songwriting easier for you.

i, iv, III ( a minor, d minor, C Major).

i, VII, III, VI ( a minor, G Major, C Major, F Major).

iidim flat5, i7, VII Dom7 ( bdim flat 5, a minor 7, G Major 7).

i, iv, VII Dom7 ( a minor, d minor, G Major Dom 7).

VI, i, III, VII ( F Major, a minor, C Major, G Major).

i, iv, III, v ( a minor, d minor, C Major, e minor).

i, VIIDom7, VI, III ( a minor, G Major Dom7, F Major, C Major).

i, III, VII ( a minor, C Major, G Major).

iv, III, i, VII (d minor, C Major, a minor, G Major).

i, VI, III, VII (a minor, F Major, C Major, G Major).

If you’re someone who enjoys improvising and writing their own songs, but your theory is limited here’s a great list of awesome chord progressions you can play with. This is a simple way to break down which notes you are playing. Here is what the notes will look like on your keyboards. VII- G Major, G Major Dom 7: G B D, G B D FĪs you can see, the Dom 7 flats the F which would normal be F sharp in a G major 7 chord.III- C Major, C Major 7: C E G, C E G B.iidim- b diminished, b diminished 7 flat 5: B D F, B D F A.If you have C Major Dom7 that would be: C E G Bflat. If you ever see dominant 7, that means you simply flat the 7 or go down a half a step on the 7 of the chord. For flats, you go down half a step and for sharps you go up half a step. Note: when you see flat5 or sharp5, that simply means to either go down half a step or to go up half a step. The notes listed after the chords are the triad versions and the 7’ths. If you’re looking to build finger strength, here are my favorite exercises.īefore showing a chart of the notes, I want to break down what the notes are first. So what does this leave us with and really mean? The simplest way to look at chords for a minor are as followed: minor, diminished, Major, Major, minor, minor, Major. I will break down exactly how to play the scale further into this article as I want to touch on the chords first.

This is arguably the easiest minor scale to play on the piano as the fingering is the most commonly used for piano scales.

As you can see, you simply start on A and just walk your way up the white notes. The notes are as followed: A B C D E F G A.