noorhanalhakim 's List: PIANO LESSONS AND MUSIC SHEETS

• • Always wanted to learn how to play the piano and read music sheets but you cant afford a teacher or dunt have enough time . Well here you will learn all about the piano from a-z. Lets get started!!

• • If you still want more lessons here is more lessons which will help you to understand and learn the piano more. Even here you will have a free teacher online who you can send questions to.
• Beginning Piano Lessons
• Free Beginning Piano Lessons
• • Learn how to read music w/free our
     "Reading Music Workbook," for every instrument.
   
  • Play hands together
   
  • Play Clasical Music
   
  • Start Hands Together
   
  • Begin Chords

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• Free online piano lessons for beginner piano players
• • Want to know how to read piano chords and play them easily? well here you will find all of the piano chords and more lessons. This website will also help you learn and remember the piano chords more easily.
• structured for the beginner piano player and will show you how to form piano scales, piano chords, arpeggios, modes for the piano, and more.

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• Free Piano Lessons

     
  • Beginners Course in Music Theory
   
  •  Blues Lesson for beginners Part 1
   
  •   Blues Lesson for beginners Part 2
   
  •   Blues Lesson for beginners Part 3 
   
  •   Blues Lesson for beginners Part 4 
    
  •  Piano Chord and Scale Finder
• Free Sheet Music by Artist :
• • have a party and want to play your favorite song for your friends? Want a specific music sheet ? Here you will find most of the popular and classical music sheets . So go on and play them !
• Free piano Sheet Music, Riffs, Lessons and Resources

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• • These are some music notations which you can print and keep them so you can return to them whenever you need to remember some of the music notes. Or maybe you would like to hand it out to some of your friends to help them read music .
• THE GRAND STAFF 
  
• THE GRAND STAFF
• THE G CLEF (TREBLE) AND F CLEF (BASS)
• THE G CLEF (TREBLE) AND F CLEF (BASS)
• VALUES OF NOTES AND RESTS
• VALUES OF NOTES AND RESTS
• Notice that:
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   DOTTED NOTES/RESTS AND THEIR VALUES
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   DOTTED NOTES/RESTS AND THEIR VALUES
• NUMBER NAMES OF THE FINGERS (piano fingerings)  
  
• For your RIGHT HAND: 
    1 - thumb
   

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    2 - index finger
    3 - middle finger
    4 - ring finger
    5 - pinky finger
   
   For your LEFT HAND: 
    1 - thumb
    2 - index finger
    3 - middle finger
    4 - ring finger
    5 - pinky finger
• KEY SIGNATURE
• A staff
• TIME SIGNATURE AND KEY SIGNATURE
• A staff is made up of five lines and four spaces. Here are some of the notes that you will find on the lines and spaces:
• TIME SIGNATURE
• Examples:
• HALF STEP, WHOLE STEP, SHARPS (#'S), FLATS (b's) AND THE NATURAL SIGN
• HALF STEP, WHOLE STEP, SHARPS (#'S), FLATS (b's) AND THE NATURAL SIGN

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• major chords
• A suspended >  4th chord is formed by combining the 1st, 4th, and 5th tones (notes) of a major scale. >
• C suspended 4th piano chord would consist of C, F, and G.
• Piano chords, or any chord for that matter, are formed by combining two or more scale tones (notes).

  • This website is very useful for beginners who wants to learn the major and minor chords and to know how to play them . This is a lesson which will outline every chord and how to play it easily.
• simplest and most common type of piano chords, the triad.
• Piano chords
• a piano note (C, D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring to suspended 4th piano chords. >  
  
• 12 major scales
• (sus4)
• major triad.
• the 1st, 3rd, and 5th tones (notes) of a major scale.
• Piano Chords-Minor Triads
• this C major chords would consist of the notes C, E, and G of the C major scale. The symbols for a major triad are Major, M, or Maj.
• So, minor triad chords are the 1st, b3rd, and 5th tones (notes) of a major scale. The b3rd is the symbol for "flatted 3rd".
• see these names  or symbols following a piano note (C, D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring to major triad chords.
• Or if you are just given the note (C, D, etc.) it is inferred to be a  major triad.
• C, D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring to augmented piano chords. >
  
• If you lower the 3rd tone one half step it becomes a minor triad.
• his means the 3rd tone (note) of the major scale is lowered one halfstep.
• a C minor chord would consist of the notes C, Eb, and G.
• hese names or symbols following a piano note (C, D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring to minor triad chords.
• you see  these names or symbols following a piano note (C, D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring  to minor triad chords. >
  
• D, Eb, F#, etc.) you know it is referring
• D, Eb, F#, etc.)
• Piano Chords-Other Triad chords
• augmented and suspended
• n augmented chord is formed  by combining the 1st, 3rd, and #5th tones (notes) of a major scale.
• #5th (sharped 5th) mean >s   you raise the 5th tone (note) of the scale by one half step. >
• C augmented chords would consist of C, E, and G#.
•  seventh (7th) >  piano chords >
•  Major and Minor 7th Piano Chords >
  
• middle
• middle finger (3rd)
• inger (3rd)
• (#5), and +5.
• finger (3rd)
• l eft hand >
• middle finger (3rd) and thumb (5th). >
• he 1st, 3rd, and 5th fingers also, but the numbering is pinky (1st) >  middle finger (3rd) and thumb (5th). >
• 5th fingers
• Thumb (1st), middle finger (3rd), and pinky (5th).
• > >  5th fingers >
• 5th fingers of your right hand. Thumb (1st), middle finger (3rd), and pinky (5th).  >
• using the 1st, 3rd, and >  5th fingers of your right hand >
•  piano chord finder >
• minor piano chords.
• and thumb (5th).

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• If a b (flat) symbol follows a tone (note) this means the note is lowered one half step.
• The # (sharp)  symbol following a tone (note) means you raise that tone (note) one half step. So a C  followed by a # (C#) means you have raised the C note one half step to the Black tone (note)  C#
• If you were to begin on C#/Db and want to move a half step up the keyboard you would >  move to the D tone (note). > If you wanted to move a whole step up from C#/Db you would play the D#/Eb  tone (note).
• If you were to begin on C#/Db and want to move a half step up the keyboard you would move to the D tone (note).
• This is a half step.
• identified.
• A diatonic scale is composed of a series of five whole steps and two half-steps. A half-step consists of immediately adjacent keys on a keyboard. A half-step is a semi-tone. A whole-step  consists of 2 half-steps (2 semi-tones) in the same direction. A whole-step is a full-step. Both major scales and minor scales are diatonic. Below you will find a picture of a  piano keyboard with the notes
• f you start with the note C and progress up the keyboard to the piano key immediately  adjacent to C you will be at C#/Db.
• Piano scales are the building blocks so to speak on which piano chords are formed. For our studies we will concentrate on diatonic scales for the piano.

  • This lesson will help you to build major and minor scales which is really important to know so you can play the piano. Just follow the steps and write down the important scales and chords

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• Lesson 3...scale tone chords
• The first chord will always be major, the second chord will always be minor, the third chord will always be minor, the fourth chord will always be major, the fifth chord will always be major, the sixth chord will always be minor and the seventh chord will always be diminished.
• combining the 1st (first), b3rd (flatted third), and b5th (flatted fifth) tones (notes) of a major scale.
• C Major would  be: C Major, D minor, E minor, F Major, G Major, A minor, and B diminished.
• To find the three note minor triad  chords use this rule.
• ased upon this the scale tone chords for A minor, which happens to be the related or relative minor key to C Major, would be: A minor,  B diminished, C Major, D minor, E minor, F Major, and G Major. As with C Major, all the scale tone chords in A minor are comprised of white notes.
• in all  12 major and all 12 minor keys.
• scale tone chords

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• • Most people hate reading and favor to learn by visual lessons . So this is a video lesson about piano scales which will make you learn beeter and faster . Here it is enjoy !!

• • If you dont know how to read the music or feel its hard to read them then here you will find another type of music note which is called tab . Tab is much easier to read but it might not tell you everything about the tempo. Also here you will find tools which will help you to convert these tabs to music sheets or convert guitar tabs to piano tabs .
• Convert Tabs to Sheet Music
• Convert Guitar Tabs to Piano Tabs
• hat is a tab?

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• • This is one of my favorite songs and actually of most people would love to play it, so this is a video which will help you to look on how to play it without reading the music sheet