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How To Memorize Every Major u0026 Minor Chord On Piano

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Amazing thanks
Comment from : @senwu9306

very VERY helpful!
Comment from : @bowarp

Major: 1-5-8brMinor: 1-4-8brThe End
Comment from : @mrbrown6421

Great video thank you 🙏
Comment from : @moorestreetfootscraytrucks2909

While learning shapes is a nice shortcut to get some fast results, I’m convinced you get more from learning how a chord is built , just memorizing the mini shapes minor and major thirds ( building blocks) That’s alll you need to build the most complex chords with
Comment from : @Johnsormani

Would have been very helpful if you actually showed the fingerings for every chord (in the root form)
Comment from : @Tommy-hv8pk

There are 24 major chords
Comment from : @roelandvisser

Wow! Thank you I started playing when I was younger and getting back into it and practicing with my kids This is super helpful Thank you
Comment from : @Josephfamily401

Hi pls help me understand I just learned the basic notes how come f major are keys A and C I’m just trying to put it together in my brain to click
Comment from : @AirLovestarMusic

Thanks a lot, great job!!
Comment from : @marianov6484

I' like your teaching my problem is that your tongue is too fast whem you talking like
Comment from : @Lungelwagloria-m9g

Thanks this is pretty cooland easier to remember
Comment from : @lilianaprina5991

I've played piano since I was 10 and I'm now 65 Have done all the theory exams etc up to a diploma But this has never been explained to me in such a concise and simple way Your style of teaching is terrific I'm just getting off the page now, no longer reliant on sheet music and chords were somewhat challenging for me, but not any more! Any little hints and tips to help you remember by shape is a wonderful thing
Comment from : @carolmurphy4627

Why is it best for your bowel movements to play major chords? -because you have a major turd
Comment from : @melonkernel

Brilliant, very clear and easily understood, thank you for your video
Comment from : @olddognewtricks7599

Great
Comment from : @RonaldFrey-w7m

Amazingly informative video! Thanks for simplifying such a complicated concept
Comment from : @apoorvamahajani2831

Thank you so much This one really got me into it for hours And will help me greatly moving forward I think also the sound will be a little softer and easier for my neighbors ears ;-)
Comment from : @lighthouse6120

W video
Comment from : @saucey-69vr78

Thank you
Comment from : @cgomesnet

Can you put the middle finger
Comment from : @johanflores3744

Oh my, thank you so much, this helped so much! If I could donate some money, I would! This is super helpful and now I’ll be subscribing and checking out your channel for more tips! ❤
Comment from : @GrannyChi

Thank you, this is the best piano tutorial for beginners
Comment from : @cocoxu7945

if it's a fifth going up, isn't it a fifth going down?? why not? yargh!!! i am dumb
Comment from : @jimmie999999999

Will try it out! Looks really logical and straightforward
Comment from : @evgeniyg3694

Thank you so very much for showing us a way to easily memorising and playing the Major and Minor chords Please keep it up the good work!
Comment from : @AtulBamne

great video, so well explained
Comment from : @ftb9719

Great great instant theory/lesson!
Comment from : @dr123hall

This is a good starting point and rationale, but how about the chords with 4 keys, are there some similar logical and basic patterns involved?
Comment from : @jonathanhockey9943

But how do you remember which chords go in which key?
Comment from : @MadelnMachines

You kept changing the fingers
Comment from : @sa_ket_roy

Taught myself piano at 13 Didn’t really develop my skills for very long Now I’m 41 and memorized all major and minor chords in a day How bout that? We get better with age like a fine wine!
Comment from : @realdealastrology9

The grouping was very helpful TYSM
Comment from : @stacyperrone-petta3326

Thank you for this ❤
Comment from : @EasyAsPieSongChords

Thank you for this!
Comment from : @nihalmobasher

Thanks!!!!
Comment from : @companiamariacasalballenasases

My fingers hurt from doing this I think I’m warmup up now
Comment from : @Princessp3ach3

in my opinion this is the most useful and facilitator "point of view" for grouping the chords thank you
Comment from : @erkameksen7481

Thank you so so much Finally not a video teaching me some songs or some '4 important chords' I wanna learn this properly so thank you for this!!! Sub😊
Comment from : @joywxshington

Is it only the 3rd note to make it minor? I've read conflicting things
Comment from : @mountdoomee

Poor explanation tbh
Comment from : @MarkyMarls

You’re amazing❤
Comment from : @titanform

Why don't other YouTube Channels make it this easy to learn all the chords?
Comment from : @morrisgautreau6704

Really useful thank you
Comment from : @FlamingDragon-fz1bp

Thank you!
Comment from : @ThaoThanh-xe2wj

Very helpful explanation!
Comment from : @GesuHeche-fv4hx

Great video I learned so much from this video huge help
Comment from : @Muthu-ul5it

Easy to understand and straight to the point Thank you for the video!!
Comment from : @adityapadode

Thank you so much❤❤❤
Comment from : @eyvcpa

I can’t watch this I keep looking at memes! NOOOO I WANT TO KNOW THIS
Comment from : @tylerlevingston2771

This is the best introductory video to chords I've watched Hands down!
Comment from : @gahmaellaing7632

How to start piano learning
Comment from : @Royalluminouslibrary

😢
Comment from : @Royalluminouslibrary

This was amazingly explained Loved the grouping, so much less intimidatingThanks a million!
Comment from : @santiagoluna6528

thanks a lot man
Comment from : @ShunsukeK1

very nice and good
Comment from : @prathip007prathip

Too much, too fast - slow it down, please!
Comment from : @usernamemykel

I took piano lessons when I was 7 years old We didn’t have a piano at home for me to practice on My grandma had a piano and I’d go practice on weekends My grandma played piano by ear and I watched her Well when I went for my lessons I would try playing my lesson by ear! My teacher told me if I didn’t stop trying to play by ear I would never learn to play! I didn’t know what cords were, didn’t get that far I just learned what the notes were on the piano I proved her wrong! If I lesson to a song enough and can remember the tune and can set down and play it in the key of C I’m learning more here from this guy than I did from her! It’s good to know the three cords to start with I’m 82 yrs old now and still learning! Great site here
Comment from : @MeredithStanton-r6z

absolute genius approach my guy! Thank you!
Comment from : @kotomidearu5788

Tryna learn the basics on piano, cuz tryna learn those easy songs immediately is a pain Getting use out of a old keyboard I never got to use before Tryna practice everyday is tricky cuz of other stuff like school and hobbies like drawing hehe brbrVideos a bit to fast to follow with a keyboard, if I were to slow down the speed I wouldnt be able to learn to recognize these chords things Will likely needmto repeat this vid again cuz its close to done and now im confused again Though this is a good video, the struggle is real
Comment from : @anyuserallowed

This is the best video I’ve seen Thank you
Comment from : @avalonpractice

Thank you!
Comment from : @FizzyDrinkOz

This is so brilliant and easy!!! I never knew after watching few minutes I’ll be easily playing the chords on my keyboard!! This video is a true gem and I’m glad I found it Thank you for sharing the info and putting out there 🙏
Comment from : @sarahanas

So you practice this with the left and right hand right?
Comment from : @Uketuber1337

Excellent method Well done for making it easy
Comment from : @magnumcent3638

Thanks this was way more useful than the video of the guy just hitting random notes without explaining
Comment from : @Koons97

My head is spinning
Comment from : @jakeblack212

Wow 😮
Comment from : @bigbadbaby7640

This is so helpful thank you
Comment from : @Dannydarknessx

Is he from fall out boy lol
Comment from : @Dannydarknessx

Bro Seriously I practiced piano after my dad passed away a couple years ago Got decent with chords and a few scales But inversions were killing me and my progress Thanks for the great video and getting straight to the point without asking for money This is what makes me want to donate money for videos Rather than this Ridley guy who wants 5 grand I’ll stick with you
Comment from : @davec8117

Practising
Comment from : @cheesethems8981

You’re a wonderful teacher
Comment from : @robbynaquacetrine243

Thank you for this video I'm a 43 year old drummer who quit smoking (was at 4 packs a day) and now I have all sorts of time to learn things Thanks!
Comment from : @opiumextract2934

Loved this You are the first tutor to help me understand the circle of fifths Thank you
Comment from : @ob_amponsah

This is very helpful Would you consider enabling clips on your videos, so that we can create a personal playlist of the most useful parts (the clicks and views still go to your original video)
Comment from : @fasignupste1329

This is so helpful, thank you I don't read music, but I can certainly memorise those chords 😊
Comment from : @thingsthatmakemego-ooh

Nice i really needed this lesson
Comment from : @flinzoblox

Ridiculously helpful
Comment from : @DREVY82

Great tutorial on chords This information really opened my mind to the world of music playing
Comment from : @IsThatZaki

Yes this helped me too a year in and I know all my chords coming back to say so
Comment from : @ukura

Relly good lesson Thanks!
Comment from : @marthaworc7873

I just it me or is his transpose down by -2brit may just be me thoughbrbrBut this video did help a lot tho 👍
Comment from : @jdprandom7829

This is really helpful Thank you very much 🥹🥹🥹
Comment from : @helenhlc

know your intervals its easy learn to read and understand music
Comment from : @petericho3282

I can’t wait to practice you seem like a professional well rounded pianist:) I’m definitely going to watch your videos
Comment from : @EliannaCortes-ye6yk

This is awesome thank you!
Comment from : @breakfastwithjudah7558

This is brilliant man Simplified chord structure so well making it really easy to visualise and hopefully keep myself right! Cheers!
Comment from : @Levitator07

I liked this Thank you I shall probably encourage a pupil to watch it But I have a small quibble - a triad in root position doesn't need the 3rd and 5ths to be as close as possible to the root Strictly speaking, the position of a chord is determined by the bass note (or the lowest note, if you prefer) The spacing of the other notes doesn't affect the position It would be useful to see the chords in the right hand with the root/bass being played in the left hand, and to see the chords played in different inversions/voicing/spacing, but perhaps that's demonstrated on another video
Comment from : @andyhurrell

Thanks, very clearly presented It was the D,E and A flat major I could never remember but I think I'll be able to manage that now
Comment from : @PeterWTaylor