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  1. www.pianote.com › blog › slash-chordsWhat Are Slash Chords? - Pianote

    Jun 30, 2023 · Slash chords make a dramatic difference in songs. It helps to get comfortable knowing how to play them and also learning how they SOUND. Pick a chord, look at the notes of that chord, and try playing the chord in your right-hand while alternating the bass notes in your left hand!

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  3. pianowithjonny.com › piano-lessons › piano-chordPiano Chord Secrets—11 Mistakes to Avoid - Piano With Jonny

    • Chords Too Low. This first mistake is fairly obvious and happens when a pianist plays their chords too low on the instrument. Notice in the example below that both hands are written in the bass clef.
    • Closed Chord Gaps. Another mistake that less experienced students often make is to place too much space between the hands. Jonny describes this as “closed chord gaps.”
    • Playing In One Zone. Another chord mistake that amateur players often make is to restrict their playing to one zone only. There is nothing actually wrong with the following example, but if you were to play in this register for an entire song, it would quickly become repetitive and monotonous.
    • Too Many 3rds. The next chord mistake we’ll discuss is less obvious, but it involves the concept of “doubling.” When we discussing doubling in music theory, we are referring to chord tones that appear in more than one octave in the same chord voicing.

  4. www.upperhandspiano.com › post › slash-chords-whatSlash Chords - What Are They and How Do We Play Them?

    Aug 15, 2024 · If you have ever opened looked a a piece of popular sheet music, or opened a Fake Book, you have probably seen slash chord symbols above the staves that look like this: G/D, A/C#, E/B, etc. Slash chords are endlessly confusing to students, so I wanted to give you a little lesson on how to read and play them.

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  6. www.pianote.com › blog › chord-harmoniesEndless Harmonies From Just ONE Chord (Slash Chords) - Pianote

    Jan 11, 2023 · This exercise is about exploring all the harmonies and ‘slash chords’ you can create using just 1 triad. You won’t have to read them on a chord sheet, but now you’ll have the tools to when you need.

  7. pianochordsinfo.weebly.com › slashchordsSlash Chords - A Complete Guide - Piano Chords Info

    For example, slash chords on piano give the musician the ability to use passing chords, walking bass lines or to create their perfectly unique sound, and then share this information in a very simple way.

  8. www.nathanielschool.com › post › how-to-play-slashHow to Play Slash Chords with PURPOSE on the Piano

    Jan 22, 2024 · 🤔 What is the difference between Slash Chords & Inversions? In this detailed tutorial, we look at 5 important ways to use "Slash Chords" in a progression along with all the relevant Music Theory. 🎹 We also explore Piano Voicing techniques to make the SLASH stand out in the Bass 𝄢.

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  10. pianoandvoicewithbrenda.com › slash-chordsWhat are slash chords? - Piano and Voice with Brenda

    Why do slash chords exist? Putting a different note in the bass other than the root changes the quality of the chord. It can also allow for different bass movements, which add a great character to a song.