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how do you translate sheet music into chords, without any prior knolage other than learning by ear?

Q. can someone please translate this sheet music into piano chords (c d e f g a b)
http://server.agarrado.net/animemusic/ufo-princess-valkyrie-agape.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJOOUXNQVYS467B6Q&Expires=1342063778&Signature=%2Fp17JmwnoznHjZt4L0Rvky6voDQ%3D
dont know if that came out as a hyper link or not
tell me if it comes out as a hyperlink, for me it only shows as one if im adding something in

A. The link shows this:

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Original Question

How to choose piano chords for a song learned by ear?
Q. It mainly uses the notes E D C and F. I just don't know which chords I should use in the left hand though. Is there a way to decide this? Thanks!

A. You should use the chords for that song. There is no way to know other than knowing the music for that song. Listen to the song while you play chords until you find the ones that are the same as what you hear on a CD or whatever you listen to it on. An E note could be a part of C major, E minor, E major, A minor, A major, or G6.

Original Question

What are piano chords and what is their purpose while playing a song?
Q. I'm trying to the learn piano on my own (with the help of dear internet) and i got really messed up with the chords of the piano...-.-". For example, i noticed that on some music sheets, the name of a chord (A, F#M7, D..) is placed on top of each staff/bar. What does that mean? Plese someone help mehhhhhhhhh :'C...................

A. Chords are basically three notes in a key played together. They are played, for the most part, in the bass-line to harmonize with the melody. The chords are called the accompaniment and should be played softer that the melody.
An example of chords: The chords in C are the Tonic Chord (the notes C, E, and G played together) and the Dominant Seventh Chord or G7(the notes B F and G).
Hope I helped! If you have anymore questions feel free to ask me.

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