Chords
Learn how to construct chords, and how to voice them for different styles of music.
Chords Content
132 Courses
860 Lessons
305 Smartsheets
Right Hand Positions
Pop Chord Progressions
Learn how to create driving pop piano accompaniments using the Popstinato technique, including 16 patterns, 5 positions, and various popular progressions.
Achieve a flowing, driving sound in your pop piano accompaniment with this Popstinato technique.
Achieve a flowing, driving sound in your pop piano accompaniment with this Popstinato technique.
With Drop Guide Tones, you can easily play jazz standards by moving just one note between chords.
Learn how to play a jazz piano lead sheet in 4 easy steps. You will learn the melody, walking bass line, rootless voicings, and the full arrangement.
Learn a super easy approach to improvising over any pop progression using just 2 chord positions and 10th intervals.
Learn a super easy approach to improvising over any pop progression using just 2 chord positions and 10th intervals.
Chromatic 2-5-1 Passing Chords
2-5-1 Passing Chords
2-5-1 Passing Chords
Tritone Substitute Passing Chords
Secondary Dominant Series Passing Chords
Learn 5 essential techniques for adding passing chords or reharmonizing any song. Techniques include Secondary Dominant Series, Tritone Substitutes, 2-5-1 Progression, Elongated 2-5-1, & Chromatic 2-5-1.
Lower Neighbor Diminished 7 Passing Chords
Secondary Dominant Passing Chords
Chord Relative Passing Chords
Learn 3 essential techniques for adding passing chords or reharmonizing any song. Techniques include relative chords, secondary dominants, and lower neighbor diminished 7th chords.
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