Any piano players have the following piano chords on a printable display of how they should look on the keys?

Question

There are websites that offer to show how they look but they aren't necessarily printable. I need to know what the following look like:


G (just G not minor or major.. it just says G)


D (just D)


F#

Thanks so much!

Answer 1

Try www.chordmaps.com

BTW, when the chord says "G" it means G major. Otherwise they'll list Gmin, G7, etc....

Answer 2

There are really only 7 tones (letters A to G) on a keyboard, and you learn their position based on the groups of 2 and 3 black keys. For example, C is the white key just to the left of a group of 2 black keys. As you move to the right on the white keys, you say the letters D, E, F, G, A, B. When you get to the white key to the left of 2 black keys again, you have gone "up" 8 tones, an octave, and the 2 C's should have a similar pitch, except that one is higher than the other. Concert C is based on the middle C position on a piano. If you are talking about the musical notation on paper, there are strategies for that too.

Answer 3

You should be able to PRINT anything you can see on your computer screen.

G = G + B + D

D = D + F# + A

F# = F# + A# + C#

These are all simple major chords. Anytime you just see a simple capital letter it's a basic Major chord, a TRIAD (the ROOT note, then count up 4 piano keys for the THIRD, then count up 3 more piano keys for the FIFTH).

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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