Are Modulation & Transposition The Same? Good morning. This is Duane and we’ve been doing a series on music theory titled “Good Stuff You Really Ought To Know About Music” and one thing you really ought to know about music … Continue reading →
Piano Keys – Two Different Meanings Good morning! This is Duane. Today I’d like to talk about the subject of piano keys. Now there’s two meanings for piano keys. One meaning is these things on the keyboard. Those are called … Continue reading →
Key Of G Major: What We All Need To Know About The Key of G Good morning, this is Duane. Today I’d like to take a look at the key of G, playing piano in the key of G major. … Continue reading →
Playing Songs In The Key of A Minor On The Piano Good morning. This is Duane and today I’d like to take a look at the key of A Minor. We’re doing a series of short little videos about various … Continue reading →
Playing Piano in the Key of F Major Good morning. This is Duane, and today I’d like to take a look at the key of F major. What we need to know about the key of F. I think I’ll … Continue reading →
Major Keys: Major Scales. Minor Keys: Minor Scales Good morning. This is Duane and I’d like to ask you a question today. What’s the difference between major and minor keys? What’s the difference between major and minor keys? The most … Continue reading →
The Key of C – A Review For Piano Players The Here is an article I wrote earlier about the key of C – a review for piano players. It has graphics so you can visualize the key: https://www.playpiano.com/keyofCmusic.htm It … Continue reading →
C Major Chord: You Know It, But What Can You Do With It? Everybody who has ever been around a piano knows the C major chord – C, E, and G. Those are the root note, 3rd and 5th of … Continue reading →
Polytonality: Simultaneous Keys And/Or Chords Click the arrow button below to listen to this podcast: Here is a transcript of the podcast: Good morning. This is Duane and this is a Good Stuff tip, Stuff You Really Ought to Know. … Continue reading →
Playing in the key of Db involves basing your playing on the scale of Db which contains five flats – B, E, A, D, and G. The primary chords in the key of Db are Db (tonic chord), Gb (sub-dominant … Continue reading →
