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How to play the C major chord The C major chord uses the notes C, E and G. You can play these three notes in any inversion, but if you don!t have much experience playing the keyboard, play them with your right hand exactly as shown below and moving between the C, F and G major chords will be as easy as possible.
The chord in notation
Assuming the C shown on the keyboard is middle C, this is how you would write this chord:
Fingering Take careful note of which finger should play each note... this is important because if you get it right you!ll be able to move between the chords quickly.
How to play the G major chord The G major chord uses the notes G, B and D. You can play these three notes in any inversion, but if you don!t have much experience playing the keyboard, play them with your right hand exactly as shown below and moving between the C, F and G major chords will be as easy as possible.
The chord in notation
Assuming the C shown on the keyboard is middle C, this is how you would write this chord:
Fingering Take careful note of which finger should play each note... this is important because if you get it right you!ll be able to move between the chords quickly.
How to play the F major chord The F major chord uses the notes F, A and C. You can play these three notes in any inversion, but if you don!t have much experience playing the keyboard, play them with your right hand exactly as shown below and moving between the C, F and G major chords will be as easy as possible.
The chord in notation
Assuming the C shown on the keyboard is middle C, this is how you would write this chord:
Fingering Take careful note of which finger should play each note... this is important because if you get it right you!ll be able to move between the chords quickly.
