How to memorize every major and minor chord (FOREVER)

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😱 If you’ve ever opened up a piece of music felt that heart-pounding panic when you see a bunch of notes that are supposed to be played AT THE SAME TIME….this message is for you.

📝 When that happens, you’re likely seeing a lot of chords – after all, they are one of the most common musical patterns in any piece, regardless of level or genre.

The good news: It takes just two simple steps and a couple of minutes in each practice session to conquer the world of major and minor chords.

[Imagine the thrill of opening up new music and confidently recognizing those sneaky chords.] 🕵️

That means that after just a few practice sessions, you’d start to become less intimidated and scared when you opened up new pieces of music…

Because you’d be able to recognize those major and minor chords EVERYWHERE.

👯 Ready to tackle those pesky chords your musical besties?

In today's tutorial, I'll spill the beans on making major and minor chords your second language.

Trust me; your piano-playing self will thank you. 😉



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[annann]

This has to be THE Most useful lesson I ever had. Starting tomorrow, I won’t stop until I learn all major cords. Thank you so very much

[arlenebrahm]

I have never seen chords explained like this. What once seemed daunting now is so much clearer, simpler and ready to be attained! Thank you for another de-mystification tutorial!

[joshuahope]

First time in my life i understood the chord structure with 4 different types, thank you so much. I am a physician from the southern most part of India desperately want to play good gospel music.

[richardb]

With this awesome tutorial you just removed the hesitation and intimidation of learning the major and minor chords outside the key of C. Thank you : )

[petertarsio]

That's good and play around the circle of fifths and improvise in different rhythms. Sing them up and down as well. Sing the root note to the 3rd and 5th and back. Use letters, numbers or solfegge.

[sherimowery]

I had a great piano teacher in high school that taught this method. He was a jazz piano player and taught me how to play difficult chords pretty quickly with the half-step patterns. Genius!

[rosemariesacobo]

I'm 54, beginning to learn also. Thank you for the clear explanation about the chords.

[dsmith]

I have struggled with this and you’ve just made it so much easier than I’ve ever heard from several different online teachers. As a senior, things don’t come as easy as they do for younger people so I’m thrilled I found this video. Thank you so much!!

[kahunamoneyminded]

I love how u go straight to the point and ur teaching is so smooth

[lefalamanglebajoa]

You are really a good teacher. For the very first time ever since I tried to learn play piano I understand what chords are and where to find them. Thanks so much.

[Eil]

This is I am a senior and this will give me a whole other way of practicing! Thanks also for the length of time to spend on each group!

[roughrosa]

Alright. I’ve watched few videos on chords. Yours is the simplest and most practical.

Your teaching and word choices are also simple and straight to the point.

The practice is simple enough to follow, they made sense to practice, and what matters it is simple enough that it can be implemented in 5 mins before my each practice session.

[scottypmusic]

Outstanding! I'm a long-time (self-taught) guitar player whose pea brain thinks in shapes and templates. This unlocks a lot for me as I start noodling on the piano for the first time. Thank you!

[philipcarroll]

Little gem of a tutorial right here...❤️🙏🗝️

[aaronhutchings]

I have been teaching this method, specifically groups one and groups two, for decades now, and I've never seen anyone else teach it this way. It's such an easy way to learn piano and I'm so glad you're teaching it as well! I usually show suspended cords and seventh chords as well.

[svnrm]

This is so useful... pictorial plus demo with crisp commentary makes it so perfect. ❤🙏

[realpcpayne]

LEARNED the Basic KEYS of CHORD Mastery here! Now, to PUT it in PRACTICE is my 🗝️ KEY to THIS Blessing!

[signecrawford]

Excellent! I have used these piano key patterns in my lessons for years. I teach woodwinds, but use the piano as a visual aid. I would also point out that in order to keep the scale tones alphabetical, the Db minor chord uses Fb, not an E. Nice presentation!

[TriggaTreDay]

Holy cow this was amazing🤯. I have watched a few really good tutorials on this same topic, but yours for some reason is so much more clear, straightforward, and calming. I now really feel like I will be able to actually remember a solid formula on this topic. ❤😊 Thanks a ton.

[AhmedAbdelrehim]

Straight and simple method of teaching. Well done Ashlee 🙏