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what's the difference between major,minor,diminished and augmented chords?

Q. I want to know the difference in sound more as of the theory behind it.
If you can give me a link to somewhere where I could hear the different types of piano chords then it would be great.
thanks for any help.

A. the name haha

i dont know

Original Question

Does anyone have an example of a chilled RnB piano chord progression?
Q. Just write the chord names if you like, Thanks x

A. Its all in how you attack the chords...like say for instance you were playing a 12 bar blues progression in E then it would go E to A to E then to the five chord of B...and that is really bluesy...but if you ad 9th chords and 7th chords those chords in turn will become very jazz and laid back if you play them in a jazzy mood...i think thats what you ment by laid back...hopes this helps

Original Question

What the piano chords to Better that we break by maroon 5?
Q. Just need to piano chords! thanks :) 10 points!

A. Chords are chords regardless of the instrument. For that reason, it can be helpful to look at guitar sites because they're so popular.

Check out the link. You get to see the chord names over the lyrics. You just need to know how to play the chords on piano, that's all. (Hopefully you've got a good understanding of triads and inversions).

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