Q. One of the well known chords in G minor with the piano is GM, E flat, B flat, F. I want the chord to go down again after the B flat instead of up, what chord do I use?
I don't actually play the piano but I know what the chord would sound like, so as you can imagine it would be very hard for me to work out. This is for a composition I am making
Thanks, please note all possible chords that would go down after that!
I'm playing in G minor which isn't jazzy lol, but thanks :)
A. I don't know what you're trying to sound like, but here are some jazzy/gospel sounding chords.
Key: Left Hand / Right Hand
â I would use an Am 7 #5 after the Bb back to the Gm.
Am 7 #5: G-D-F / G-C-F
â Also after the Bb, I would use an A half dim 7 chord back to the G.
LH: A-C# / RH: F#-A-C-Eb
â Or a ii-V-i back to Gm from the Bb.
Am7 b5 â D #5#9 â Gm
Am7 b5: A-C# / G-C-Eb
D #5#9: D-A-C / F#-Bb-C-F
I hope this helps.
What notes are in a G-7 chord on the piano?
Q. I know that a normal G7 chord is G, B, D, and F, but what is a G-7 chord? I saw it in a jazz Christmas music book and a normal G7 sounds odd.
A. In jazz music, the G-7 is simply a "G minor seventh chord".
The G-7 or G minor seventh chord is composed of the notes of: G, B-flat, D, and F.
The G-7 and G7 are the same except that the G-7 has a lowered 3rd.
How many chords total does the piano have?
Q. I have to answer this for my research paper, please answer; thanks guys :)
A. "Piano Chords: How Many Are There?":
http://www.playpiano.com/Articles/29-howmanychords.htm
So let's start with a listing of chord types:
Major, Minor, Diminished, Augmented, Diminished 7th, Major 6th, Minor 6th, Major 7th, Minor 7th, Half-diminished 7th, 9th, Flat 9th, Sharp 9th, 11th, Sharp 11th, Suspension, 13t, Sus 7th, Aug 7th, 9th/Major 7th, 6th/9th, Add 2nd, Add 4th, Flat 5th, 7th with flat 5th
That's 25 of the most-used types.
Cheers ebs
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