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What is the chord sequence for Brian Cain's Butterfly Waltz?

Q. I love the piece and I can play a little piano. So far I have got F, A minor, B flat then C for 16 bars but I'm not sure about when it goes into the next section. Sheet music links would also be of use although I know enough of the melody so it would be a waste of time buying the music for it.

A. Let me Google that for you: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=brian+crain+butterfly+waltz+sheet+music

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How to find a diminished 7th chord on the Piano?
Q. Please give me the diminished 7th chord on the piano for C.

Thank you.

A. On C a diminished 7th chord would be

C - Eb - Gb - Bbb (B double-flat, in other words, A natural)

C - Eb - Gb - A natural

A diminished 7th chord is simpyl all minor 3rds (one whole step and one half step each). How it's spelled (the note names) depends on the role in which the chord is functioning

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What is the easiest way to learn scales on piano?
Q. I'm teaching my self how to play the piano. I can play most of the minor and major chords. Only problem is the scales. I want to know does anybody know a fast way to learn and memorize the scales?

A. This idea is kinda weird but it helped me, take each letter in th scale and think of a word that begins with the same letter, now do this for every letter in the scale and then you can change the words so that when you line them up they make a fun sentence! This is kind of confusing let me know if you need more detail!

This also works for learning sharps and flats. :)

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