Videos (148)

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  How to re-harmonize chords in songs

  published 5 months ago

  6:42 | 81 views

  http://www.playpianocatalog.com Learn how to re-harmonize a song by using different chord progressions.

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  How to re-harmonize chords in songs

  published 5 months ago

  6:42 | 41 views

  http://www.playpianocatalog.com Learn how to re-harmonize a song by using different chord progressions.

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  Music intervals

  published 6 months ago

  3:47 | 51 views

  http://www.playpianocatalog.com/praisegospel.html Music intervals are simply the distance between any two notes, but are important in ear training as well as "feel" on the piano.

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  Relative major and minor keys & scales

  published 6 months ago

  3:28 | 23 views

  http://www.playpianocatalog.com/quothow-to-predict-which-chord-comes-next-in-a-songquot.html Every major key has a relative minor key -- a "kissing cousin" that shares the same key signature.

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  Major 6th chords & minor 7th chords

  published 6 months ago

  1:28 | 43 views

  http://www.playpianocatalog.com/how-to-think-in-the-key.html Did you know that major 6th chords and relative minor 7th chords are the same animal? All you need to do is change the root of the chord.

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  Piano Styles - Double The Melody For A Smoother Sound

  published 7 months ago

  2:06 | 54 views

  http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/51-what-all.htm Sometimes by doubling the melody you can create a Piano Styles - Double The Melody For A Smoother Sound smoother sound on the piano.

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  Piano Fingering on Chromatic Scales

  published 7 months ago

  2:00 | 49 views

  http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/48-christmas-carols-special.htm Chromatic scales are made of half-steps. Use your thumb on white keys whenever possible, and your long fingers on black keys.

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  64th Note Runs From 4-note Chords

  published 7 months ago

  3:55 | 73 views

  http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/40-practice-ideas.htm How to play 64th Note Runs From 4-note Chords on the piano.

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  Arpeggios - Broken Chords

  published 7 months ago

  2:58 | 29 views

  http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/11--major-7th-chords.htm Broken chords are called arpeggios. There are many ways to break up a chord in both hands on the piano. This short video shows several ways.

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  Inversions - Chords Upside Down

  published 7 months ago

  1:59 | 31 views

  http://www.playpiano.com/101-tips/5-inversions.htm If I was strong enough to pick you up and stand you on your head, would you be a different person? Of course not. You would still be you. And yet many people get all confused when chords are turned...