How to Play Piano: C Minor Chord

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hey thanks pete for sharing your knowledge here. i've abit of a ways to go in learning piano. ever year i try a little bit more. never did get those lessons as a teenager, but never too late to start.. thanks joan

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(Piano Played). To make a C major into a C minor code, you would flat the third note of the C major scale from an E (Piano Played) to E flat (Piano Played). I know I keep repeating myself but (Piano Played) we are trying to drum this concept (Piano Played). So, if you are in G major, you flat the third (Piano Played) return to minor code and F (Piano Played), flat the third (Piano Played). (Piano Played), that is F minor, B flat (Piano Played) flat the third (Piano Played), (Piano Played) that is B minor, A flat (Piano Played), flat the third (Piano Played), (Piano Played) that is C minor.

Okay, here is the chat for C minor. Remember to match the code you play with the appropriate scale, minor (Piano Played), major (Piano Played), and so on.

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