Introduction to pentatonic scales. Piano. Writing and playing music.

https://www.piano-keyboard-guide.com/pentatonic-scale.html

The above website shows you what the notes are for the major and minor pentatonic five note scales, and how to find these notes. It focuses on pentatonic scales for piano, but you can use this information for writing and playing music on different musical instruments too. 🙂👍

Information from the website:

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Feel free to correct me politely if the information is incorrect. 🙂

Introduction to chord progressions for writing and improvising piano music.

http://www.choose-piano-lessons.com/chord-progression.html

This helpful website uses charts, simple grammar, and short paragraphs to teach beginners how to write music with popular chord progressions.

The most popular basic chord progression for piano is 1, 4, and 5 - I, IV and V - one, four and five.

That means you play the three note chord for the first, fourth and fifth notes of the heptatonic seven note scale. 🙂👍😊

Other popular chord progressions are:

1, 3, 4, 5 - I, III, IV, V - one, three, four, five.

1, 2, 5, 1 - I, II, V, I - one, two, five, one.

1, 4, 2, 5, 1 - I, IV, II, V, I - one, four, two, five, one.

1, 6, 2, 5, 1 - I, VI, II, V, I - one, six, two, five, one.

1, 3, 6, 2, 5, 1 - I, III, VI, II, V, I - one, three, six, two, five, one.


Chord progressions can be used for writing and playing music in the major or natural minor seven note scales.

Chord progressions are also used for writing and playing music in the augmented or diminished seven note scales.

Augmented chords. Piano. Writing and playing music.

http://www.choose-piano-lessons.com/augmented-chord.html

The above website [www.choose-piano-lessons.com] shows you how to find the notes of an augmented major chord in piano.

This is very helpful in learning how to write, read and play music on the piano.

Information from the website that I found really helpful:

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Feel free to correct me politely if any of this information is incorrect. 🙂👍

Diminished chords. Piano. Writing and playing music.

http://www.choose-piano-lessons.com/diminished-chord.html

The above website [www.choose-piano-lessons.com] shows beginners how to find the notes for diminished triad chords on the piano or organ.

Some information from the website that I found helpful:

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Feel free to correct me politely if any of the information in this post is incorrect.🙂👍

Photos of my rose bush.

Notes (intervals) for the C major seven note scale. Piano. Photo.

The letters are written in ink from a whiteboard marker. The ink can be easily wiped off. I’ve taken the photo to help people see and recognize musical notes easily. 🙂

Stock photos of piano keys and their names.

https://goo.gl/images/JJRrbi
This stock image shows piano keys with the names of the keys: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti.

Try to learn the keys until you can remember them. This will make playing piano much easier. 🙂👍

Here’s another stock photo that names the piano keys for the C major seven note scale, using the key names C, D, E, F, G, A, B:

https://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-image-piano-octave-keys-notes-named-image13966166

Chord progressions I, IV and V.

Chord progressions one, four and five for the C major scale:
Chord one - C, E, G. C is the first interval in the C major scale.

Chord four - F, A, C. F is the fourth interval (piano key) in the C major scale.

Chord five - G, B, D. G is the fifth interval in the C major scale.