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Spelled Out Chords that will unlock the piano to you

If you can understand these chords then you can play the piano (by Marc-Charles Nicolas)

This is what your piano teacher may never tells you and that is why you spend months trying to play piano.  All songs are played in one or many keys.  Most songs can be played using this formula = I,  IV,  IV  . For example,  a song in the key of C can be played using the first chord C major = CEG  the next chord in the song maybe F major = FAC,  then the next chord maybe G major = GBD.  You see, the First chord, the 4th chord, then the 5th chord.  Now as you learn how to play the piano, you become better;  playing this way may become a bit boring.  You will want to add more chords to make it sound better. This is the purpose of the spelled out chords.  It give you  7 seven possibilities or seven possible chords in each each key or each sub key. Here is the list prepared by Marc-Charles Nicolas

 

 

Major

Minor

Minor

Major

Major

Minor

Dim

Back

Key

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

I
C

C maj

Dmin

Emin

Fmaj

Gmaj

Amin

Bdim

Cmaj

C

CEG

DFA

EGB

FAC

GBD

ACE

BDF

CEG

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D

Dmaj

Emin

F#Minor

Gmaj

Amaj

Bmin

Dbdim

Dmaj

D

D F# A

EGB

F#AC#

GBD

AC#E

BDF#

C#EG

D F# A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

E

Emaj

F#min

Abmin

Amjor

Bmaj

Db minor

Ebdim

Emaj

E

EG#B

F#AC#

G#BD#

AC#E

BD#F#

C#EG#

D#F#A

EG#B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F

Fmaj

Gmin

Amin

BbMaj

Cmaj

Dmin

Edim

Fmaj

F

FAC

GBbD

ACE

BbDF

CEG

DFA

EGB b

FAC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

G

Gmaj

Amin

Bmin

Cmaj

Dmaj

Emin

F#Dim

Gmaj

G

GBD

ACE

BDF#

CEG

DF#A

EGB

F#AC

GBD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A

Amaj

Bmin

  Db minor

Dmaj

Emaj

F#min

G#dim

Amaj

A

AC#E

BDF#

C#EG#

DF#A

EG#B

F#AC#

G#BD

A#CE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bmaj Bmaj Db minor Ebminor Emaj Gbmaj Abminor Bbdim Bmaj

Bmaj

BD#F#

C#EG#

D#F#A#

EG#B

F#A#C#

C#BD#

A#C#E

BD#F#

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ab

Abmaj

Bbmin

Cmin

Dbmaj

Ebmaj

Fmin

Gdim

Abmaj

Ab

AbCEb

BbDbF

CEbG

DbFAb

EbGBb

FAbC

GBbDb

AbCEb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

B b