Q. looking for a step up because ive done, mary had a little lamb, twinkle twinkle, jingle bells & aaway in a manger. What sort of songs would be the next step up? and chords please?
A. Chopsticks (: not sure what the chords are right now but they're all over the internet and pretty simple (:
What the heck is this PIANO CHORD?
Q. when you take C chord, and you know you got your 1st, 3rd, and 5th keys hit from that C, when you take your 3rd key and go up a half step and your 5th key and go up a whole step, what's that called? 'cuz you can do it for every chord and it sounds sweet but i looked up different chord types and couldn't find it anywhere. and it's gotta be common as all hell because it sounds like heavens bells jingling from a soft cloud made of pink roses.
A. If I'm reading you correctly:
You start with:
CEG, raise E a half step up to F, and G a whole step up to A?
You then have CFA.
That is a second inversion of an F major chord.
Inversions: the bottom note is jumped up on octave.
CEG (root position
EGC (first inversion)
GCE (second inversion)
Do that from F
FAC
ACF
CFA - your second inversion F chord.
The second inversion has a 'quality:' with its the fifth as the bass - it sounds less 'at rest' than the root position or first inversion.
The F chord in that position, if in the key of C, is a typical position to resolve (cadence) to the C chord in root position, the IV - I (F maj to C maj) chord sequence of many an 'amen' you hear in hymns, and also a most commonly used cadence in country and western music. (...play CFA, hold the C, lower the F,A to E,G)
P.s. the four basic triad types -- all spelled as rooted on C.
C, E, G = major
C, E-flat, G = minor (the third lowered one half-step
C, E-sharp, F-sharp = augmented (enlarged) the third and fifth each raised one half-step
C, E-flat, G-flat = dimimished (made smaller) the third and fifth each lowered one half-step
major - major third on bottom, minor third above
minor - minor third on bottom, major third above
augmented - two major thirds
dimished - two minor thirds
Best regards.
Full Easy Jingle Bells Piano Sheet Music?
Q. I need the full Jingle Bells, not just the chorus. A link to a website would be great. It also needs to be fairly simple, not any chords or anything, i'm new to piano. Also, the lyrics. Thanx!!!
A. http://tinyurl.com/2g9mqh
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