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Can you please translate these piano chords, I dont know how to read them?

Q. These are the chords.
Ab Bbm7 Cbm7 Bbm7 Ab Bbm7 B Ab Verses: Ab Bbm7 Cbm7 Bbm7 (x4) Cbm7 Bbm7 Cbm7 B Bbm7 Chorus: Ab Bbm7 Cbm7 Bbm7 Ab Bbm7 Cbm7 C# C#m Bridge: B Bbm7 Ab (x2) C# C#m Ab Fm F# Ab Bbm Ab F# Please Help!

A. Ok this is in no way going to teach you how to play piano, but a basic understanding of music theory would help a lot. Chords are structured based on scales and keys yadah yadah. the letters (i.e. A B C D) are root notes to the chords. Now for the symbols. b=flat so Ab= A flat major chord. It's major because is has nothing denoting it's not. anything with a little m next to it is minor. That means that rather than playing the chord major, you drop the third note in the chord down a half step. The 7 means you add in the 7th note in the scale to that chord. # is the opposite of flat. It means sharp, so c# is a C sharp chord. Verse chorus and bridge are self-explanitory. Chords are generally 3-5 notes on average played together. So the first chord on there the Ab chord is an A flat major chord. your root note is Ab, and the other two notes you play are C and Eb I believe. If you don't know the notes on a piano, you need to buy a book. If this makes sense, it should be easier to figure out now. Another note. A major chord consists generally of three or four notes. Your root note, the next note is 4 half steps above that, and the next note is 3 half steps above that.

A minor chord has the root note, the next note is three half steps above that, and the last note is 5 half steps above that. I'm certainly not saying "this is how you play piano". I play, and it's not something you can just pick up and learn, but this should give you somewhat of a better understanding of how to read these charts. If you go out and spend like ten bucks at a local music store, you can get a music theory book that will explain all of this in great detail. btw what song is this?
Hope this helps and good luck.

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Simple Piano chords?? :)?
Q. So i play piano and i can play fairly well..however i dont know too many chords and i cant play super fast. I was working on a song that i want to sing someday and i want to sing it to piano. I just need some main simple piano chords that i can write a song to. Nothing too complicated. Like how Taylor Swift plays all her songs with the same basic few chords..i need some simple easy chords please. Thanks :)

A. I suppose major chords are the simplest; F, C, G, D, etc. All major chords are constructed the same way: start with the note that is the name of the chord, then go up four half-steps, then go up three half-steps. You can actually play the notes in any order and it's still the same chord, but when you start with the note that is the name of the chord, you can easily find the other two notes.

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Piano Chords? PLEASE help! :(?
Q. http://www.911tabs.com/link/?5464813
how do i play this? do i just play the chord above the word? if so, how does that sound like the song? it sounds nothing like it. thanks for any help. =)

A. i didnt go to the link but id download guitar pro and download the song as a guitar pro file and the song will be played for you as you read the chords. i know... its called guitar pro but you can also use it for piano, bass, drums, harp, and whatever

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