Name: E minor 5-Finger Scale, Broken Chord & Blocked Chord — Piano Chords Unlimited
Uploaded: 2021-01-28T14:03:28+00:00
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Description: E minor 5-Finger Scale, Broken Chord & Blocked Chord — Piano Chords Unlimited Click the following link to download the printable sheet music to this lesson. https://www.cherryhillacademy.com/e-minor-p

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E minor 5-Finger Scale, Broken Chord & Blocked Chord — Piano Chords Unlimited

Click the following link to download the printable sheet music to this lesson.

https://www.cherryhillacademy.com/e-minor-piano-chords-unlimited.html

Welcome to Piano Chords Unlimited. If you want to master chords on the piano, then you’ve come to the right place.

On this channel you will learn every chord in the known universe. We’ll start with simple 3-note major and minor chords and progress all the way up to 7-note jazz chords.

Learning simple and complex chords is just a matter of conditioning your hands and fingers.

Chords are the key component to every song ever written. In order to get an in-depth understanding of music, the study of chords is imperative.

In this lesson you will learn the E minor 5-finger scale, broken chord and blocked chord.

Notice that there is only one note in the E minor chord (Em) that is different from the E major chord. The 3rd note of the scale is the note that determines the quality of the chord; thereby making it either major or minor.

Every major and minor chord is built from the 1st, 3rd and 5th notes of its corresponding major or minor scale — which is why each lesson will start with the first 5 notes of that scale.

The 5-finger scale will move to the broken chord — which is where you will play the notes of each chord individually.

From there you will play the block chord — which is where you will play the notes of each chord together at the same time.

Some students find blocked chords a little more challenging, which is why the blocked chord exercise follows the broken chord exercise.

After you’ve performed the broken chord exercise, your fingers will already be in the correct position to play the blocked chord.

In future lessons, you will learn chord inversions. Inverted chords are when you simply play the notes of the chord in a different order.

There are many reasons why you would invert a chord. One reason would be to make the change to the next chord smoother and easier.

Anyone can learn the most complex piano chords if they’re willing to invest the time.

The video lessons at Piano Chords Unlimited are short, usually 3 minutes or less — thereby making it possible for students with busy schedules to fit music lessons into their daily and weekly lifestyles.

If you truly want to master chords on the piano — then let’s get started.
Thank you for your interest in Piano Chords Unlimited.

For students with a little extra time on their hands, feel free to visit my other Rumble Channel titled, “One Minute Piano”.

Visit: https://rumble.com/c/OneMinutePiano to view all One Minute Piano Lessons.

Once again, the video lessons at One Minute Piano are designed to help busy people of all age and skill levels learn how to play the piano.

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Here are links to some of my relaxing piano videos:

“The Autumn Cafe”

https://rumble.com/vbskt7-relaxing-piano-music-by-guy-faux-the-autumn-cafe-free-sheet-music-download..html

“Revelation Song” by Kari Jobe - Relaxing Piano Cover by Guy Faux.

https://rumble.com/vcuoqx-revelation-song-by-kari-jobe-relaxing-piano-cover-by-guy-faux-stress-relief.html

“Windrift”

https://rumble.com/vbm0tz-relaxing-piano-music-windrift-composed-and-performed-by-guy-faux-stress-rel.html