Family Chords Family chords are chords that has been used in a major scale or minor scales , By using Family chords , we can cover the whole song with it . 1,4,5th chords are called family chords . Here we will see about chords in a Major scale , minor scale and chord progressions in brief . 1) Major Consider C major scale C D E F G A B C So the chords that will be used in C Major Scale are C Major | D minor | E minor | F Major | G Major | A minor | B diminish | ||y Con

Chords Chords Plays a Major Role in Music ,Here we will look at some of the chords that as been played along with few chord progressions . 1)Major Chord i ) Major chords are formed by intervals Major 3rd and Perfect 5th from the Tonic . Example Consider C as the tonic . the Major 3rd interval of C is E and Perfect 5th interval of C is G . So C major chord is C E G . ||y Consider F as the tonic . the Major 3rd interval of F is A and Perfect 5th interval of F is A . ii ) 4 ,

Introduction Scales are one of the most important concept in music .Scales are set of notes , where the musician compose or play the notes . There are many types of scales like Major scales Natural minor scales Harmonic minor scales Melodic minor scales and Many other scales . Here we will look about minor scales . a) Natural minor scales minor scales is a set of 8 notes in western music , which is formed based on Tone Semitone Tone Tone Semitone Tone Tone List of mi

Introduction Scales are one of the most important concept in music .Scales are set of notes , where the musician compose or play the notes . There are many types of scales like Major scales Natural minor scales Harmonic minor scales Melodic minor scales and Many other scales . Here we will look about major scales . Major scales Major scales is a set of 8 notes in western music , which is built in the form of Tone Tone Semitone Tone Tone Tone Semitone List of M

Basics of keyboard 1. Rests (basics of keyboard) Rests plays a beautiful role in music , where the music remains silence . Let us see some of the rests in this content . a) Semi Breve Rest On default , Semibreve rest carries 4 beats of silence . It is otherwise called as Whole rest . Here , the composer can use this rest in any time signature , if the composer wishes to have a bar full of silence. In other words , If the time signature is 3/4 ( 3 Crotchet beats per bar ) t

1. Quavers ,Semi quaver and demi semi quaver (basics of keyboard) a) Quaver Quaver is otherwise called as Eighth (8) note . It carries 1/2 beat (count) . It as a Flag on it's Stem. When two quavers are beamed together , it is called beamed Quavers . b) Semi Quaver Semi Quaver is otherwise called as Sixteenth (16) note . It carries 1/4 beat (count) . It as 2 flag on it's stem . 4 semiquaver forms a Crotchet beat ( 1 beat ) . c) Demi Semi Quaver Demi Semi Quaver is otherw

Basics of Keyboard 1. Letters on Keyboard .! (Basics of keyboard) Keyboard consists of 8 whites keys and 5 black keys in an octave . White keys starts from C , D , E , F, G, A, B and C . Black Keys Starts from C# , D# , F# , G# and A# . where # -- > indicates increase in semitone . The given Black key is also names as C# <--> Db D# <--> Eb F# <--> Gb G# <--> Ab A# <-->Bb Note : The concept of naming a single key different name is called as Enharmonic Equ

Basics of keyboard Hey there , here we will look at some of the basic terms that you have to know to kick start your music knowledge . In this Blog we will cover few Terms like Treble clef , Bass Clef and the stave . Treble Clef Treble Clef is also named as G clef . Treble clef denotes that the musician should play the piece / notes in his / her right hand . Short Note Treble Clef ( G clef ) - Right Hand 2. Bass Clef Bass Clef is also named as F clef . Bass Clef denot