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Easy Chord Table
When playing from sheet music and you come across an unfamiliar chord, consult Progressive Piano Chords, or study the table below to find an easier chord to play. This chord will still sound correct. E.g., when you see a Cmaj7 symbol, play a C chord instead. For a Cm6, you can substitute a Cm chord, etc.
Seventh Chord Chart
C7
(3rd omitted)
(5th omitted)
Minor Seventh Chord Chart
Cm7
(5th omitted)
(3rd omitted)
Progressive Beginner Electronic Keyboard
For Beginner Electronic Keyboard Players
An easy to follow Electronic Keyboard method for the complete beginner. Covers note reading, finger technique, using the automatic accompaniment function and playing chords with the left hand. Includes many well known songs in a variety of styles.
Progressive Blues Piano Method
Beginner To Intermediate
A great introduction to the world of Blues piano playing. All exercises sound great as well as teaching the necessary notes and techniques. Covers Shuffles, New Orleans and R&B styles along with lessons on soloing, improvisation and accompaniment.
Progressive Funk Piano Method
Beginner To Intermediate
Specifically designed for students who wish to play Funk piano, either in a Rock group or solo. Contains important information on creating piano parts, playing in major and minor keys and transposing. The exercises sound great as well as teaching the necessary notes and techniques.
Progressive Rock Piano
Beginniner To Advanced
Covers all aspects of Rock Piano playing, featuring the most common Rock chords and progressions. Special emphasis is placed on music theory as it relates to Rock, including Blues scales, chord construction and substitution in the most common Rock keys.
Progressive Piano Chords
Beginner To Advanced
A great reference book for pianists of all levels. Contains a listing of more that 1000 chords arranged chromatically with all inversions, within 36 different chord families. Also contains an extensive body of music theory, ranging from how to read a piano keyboard, to a complete listing of all the major and natural minor scales. Also demonstrates the most common chords in each key, along with sample chord progressions, which you can play along with on the recording.
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