How To Form Open Voiced Piano Chords in Stacked 4ths Open voiced piano chords are usually formed by stacking 4ths – in other words, instead of a stack of 3rd intervals, you have a stack of 4th intervals. Good morning … Continue reading →
How Can I Create Fat Chords With My Smaller Hands? Good morning. This is Duane. Today I’d like to talk about creating fat chords with little hands. If you have small hands like I do, there’s a way to get a … Continue reading →
Imagine if a painter only had 12 colors to choose from. He wasn’t allowed to mix them together, he couldn’t dilute the colors, he could only use one type of brush and every painter had to use the color and … Continue reading →
Chords, as you well know, are based on scales, and the most basic form of chord is a triad — a three note chord consisting of the root, 3rd, and 5th of a major scale. The most usual way to … Continue reading →
Piano players can get a different kind of sound in their chords by using a stack of 4ths
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