How to Play Piano: Variations on C Minor

Variations on C minor seven (Piano playing). Just use the same notes of the chords, with the chord structure but starting higher up different variations (Piano playing). Same chord, same notes, just moving everything up (Piano playing). So, this is root, the C (Piano playing). You do not have to always play that that is the point do it like this we can do that (Piano playing). The role of C minor seven, you do not have to do this bass (Piano playing).

Okay, now, let us just practice going back and fort from C minor seven to F seven (Piano playing). Not F minor seven, but F seven (Piano playing).

We can work this out (Piano playing) the one with the blues scale with these colder relationship and into voice and other stuffs, now the keys (Piano playing). We can of course play in this chords we have worked on this an octave higher accompanied by bass notes with your left (Piano playing). The note relationship is the same (Piano playing). Once again, until I finish these notes from the basic C minor seven, for either hand look like this. The musical notation in this case is written in the treble cleft. Generally associated, but not always with the right hand. As I mentioned before, if you want to start getting in to other variations, just remember that you can work out the chords by counting up from the root note.


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