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Learn how to use chord shortcuts with inversions (beginner piano lesson) shorts

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Chord shortcuts are a game changer! This beginner-friendly lesson will teach you how to use inversions to smoothly transition between chords to help you get a more rich, more professional sound. Knowing and understanding chords and their inversions will help you to unlock the keyboard and allow you to play songs in many keys as well as provide variety to your performances. Ready to Get Started on the Piano? Learn how with 4 free and easy lessons! ► https://www.pianote.com/getting-started Learn to play piano quicker with chords! Enjoy 6 free lessons here: ► https://www.pianote.com/chord-hacks Ready to level up your playing? Get personal coaching tips and structured lessons: enjoy your free 7-day trial to Pianote! ► https://www.pianote.com/trial Follow us: ►Facebook: http://facebook.com/pianoteofficial/ ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/pianoteofficial/ ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ pianoteofficial ► The Note Blog: https://www.pianote.com/blog/ Follow Lisa: ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisawittmusic/ Check out Lisa’s favorite products here ► https://www.pianote.com/lisa-recommends ABOUT LISA: Lisa Witt has been teaching piano for +20 years and in that time has helped hundreds of thousands of students learn to play the songs they love. Lisa received classical piano training through the Royal Conservatory of Music, but she has since embraced popular music and playing by ear in order to accompany herself and others. She is a songwriter and recording artist. Lisa’s contagious enthusiasm will have you excited to practice and return to the keys for your next lesson. Her teaching style focuses on you, making lessons encouraging and fun.

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@chwthlx3 years ago when the vid ended I went from 😐 to 🤯 and stared the ceiling for 5 whole seconds realizing that this is correct and actually is genius 74
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@kampstiefels75733 years ago It’s called an inversion where you take the main chord so the root position and take the 2nd or 3rd note and move it to the bottom of the chord
>For example
C major chord is
C E G
C major chord 1st inversion is E C G
And 2nd inversion is G C E
Then you can transition from a C major chord in root position into an a minor chord in 1st inversion position ( C E A
Then there is 7th omissions which are a bit more complicated ... 30
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@carlbaumeister34393 years ago When I learned my inversions, my playing skyrocketed! 3
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@kittyfruitloop82643 years ago I really enjoy your videos, I would LOVE if you include the written notes with the chord progressions since I rarely look at my hands when I'm playing so it's hard to think what the chord is when looking at your hands. But I would memorize it better if I could read the music as you play or maybe as an additional short. Thanks! ... 23
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@pgkrkkhtenus32063 years ago “iF I LoOk At My HaND” will you fix it? 1
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@AndyMan-mr1hy3 years ago She is utterly beautiful, talented and a natural teacher. 1
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@def-supreme54093 years ago Due to COVID-19 I've learned all my scales at WORK:) 4
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@lequedicatsamarge42283 years ago That's how it is supposed to be done. There is a rule in harmony theory, which forces you to prevent parallel movements of 5ths and 8ths. In this example it would be c->a and parallel g->e (parallel movement of a 5th).
This rule was very strict back in the days (barock epoche coming to mind), but is more or less neglected since the late romantic epoche. However, in plane 3-tone-chords, I highly recommend sticking with the rule.
So, not even is it easier to play, the voicing also sounds much better. ...
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@Stephan5916last year @Pianote This. Was. Very. Helpful. This blow my mind. Thank you.
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@arpitgoyalgg3 years ago So we all just understood chord inversions in a YouTube short! This is great!
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@kyleloney38753 years ago You're amazing as always. Really appreciate your work 2
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@fuglygolfing2 years ago That middle finger made me feel super uneasy
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@ralphmagtibay173 years ago I just found your channel as I am learning to play chords for a band and your videos are really easy to undertand. 3
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@c0unterac3423 years ago Playing inversions is encouraged not because it's easier but it sounds WAY better...start using inversions and think in Nashville Numbers- not letters 😉
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@sucio-3 years ago Theyre called inversions! Really useful for live performances or just to make it sound a little cleaner.
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@edelmiralima26423 years ago I literaly learned from you I started playing piano a few months ago I am doing pretty good🥰 1
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@Panda74gofaster3 years ago You are adorable!!!!
Oh. And thanks for the lesson
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@joseluizvictoria79343 years ago Muito bom Vc é top a sua voz e fenomenal 1
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@Magicministry3 years ago IM I ONLY ONE WHO LIKE'S MINOR CHORDS MORE ?
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@slowsign213 years ago No on notice she played the still dre chords lol unintentionally pianist rickrolled us
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@Reena2cool3 years ago Does anyone notice that she is just flicking us off for like half of the video 🤣
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@scorpion22452 years ago "see! a minor" video replays "i've found love"
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@jovannkind59973 years ago I love it but yeah, it would be nice if we have a guide. It's hard to learn by just looking at your hands. The chords somewhat make me confused. 😅
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@blockbuster40423 years ago That's the A minor we use in simply piano lol 😆
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@skeletorlikespotatoes78463 years ago Me knowing a that chord is the first part to dre still dre
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@TheTerracide3 years ago is there a order to watch your videos to learn piano, there are so many i just don't know what the best way is to watch them. It would be really helpful if you made a video in what order to watch video. Like beginner want to learn classic piano watch A, B, D and F video. Intermediate but wanting learn more about a certain subject watch X ... 1
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@GigaChadL3373 years ago I guess this is a little trick that evey producer knows, I discovered this trick when I just started arranging chords for the melody I wrote
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@jamestargin29573 years ago Am I the only one that feels pain from the way she played the C cord? It looked uncomfortable 1
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@lukemarcello12293 years ago I think of it as ceg with c instead of k. And Ace lol idk why
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@kevinbrinkley3743 years ago Call it what it is - 2nd inversion of Am 🙃 1
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@wpvideos19672 years ago I thought this was going to turn into still Dre when she changed to the a minor 😂
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@kurosachi2082 years ago bro shes cracked out 💀 talking that fast
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@vikeykumar94063 years ago I have a question. Does fingers position really matters in chords on piano.i mean can we play with any fingers ..the chords...?
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@agriculture23.3 years ago Lisa can you pls make a tutorial on Levitate by Imagine Dragons
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@santyj18513 years ago How many years to learn piano proffessionli
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@korosenaiGames9 months ago yeah but if your doing sheet music you cant do this right?
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@essenceofmusic95232 years ago TBH:- You Really Don't know how to play Chord 🤣🤣 Still Teaching on YT How to Play Chord 🤣🤣
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@eliasgumbinger72593 years ago Am i the only one that dont put my fingers like her
WTF do you do with your fingers
Dont put them like that WTF
😑😑😑😑😑😑😑 1
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@jazzyjeph41433 years ago Please don't Show beginners to play chords like that because the might think that is a good position for your fingers
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@andersoncamilo38713 years ago Ok my girl tho contacion fone ok iam brasileiro 1
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@shawndounvan13983 years ago is basic music theory, and she thinks that's it's crazy
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@roobenbhai84433 years ago what is this technique what are you doing??? why would you tuck in your fingers??
im not trying to be mean im just extremely confused
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@masongenke54393 years ago The way she shapes her hand when she presses down the keys makes me cringe.
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@1fneeqf3 years ago Bro why are your fingers like that. Thats not right.
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@DaraM733 years ago “Chord Shortcuts”, Omg I thought you’d changed your evil ways from teaching nonsense named transitions? 🤣
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@ashith12973 years ago You're amazing as always. Really appreciate your work 1