| Here is a Chart of Minor Chords of Keyboard.This will help you to understand the Minor Chords.Please have a look at the chart given below.Its very easy and Simple to follow and play |
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| I hope that you noticed that the ONLY DIFFERENCE between major and
minor chords is that the 3rd of the chord is lowered 1/2 step -- that's all. Every major chord is made up of the root, 3rd, and 5th of a major scale, so all you do is lower the 3rd 1/2 step.
And that's it.
Like we did with
major chords, practice playing the first 3 chords over and over until
you can move between them smoothly and quickly. Then practice the next 3
minor chords -- then the next 3 minor chords-- then the last 3 minor
chords. After you can play them by 3's, practice playing the first 6
without stopping. Then practice the first 9 without stopping. Then
finally practice playing all 12
minor chords without stopping.
Then play them in
major-minor sequence: In other words, C major then C minor; F major
then F minor; G major then G minor, and so on through the 12 chords. Now
you have 24 chords under your belt -- 12 major and 12 minor.
There's no
particular virtue, of course, in playing them quickly, except for the
fact that it makes you confident you can find them in a hurry when you
need them in a song. But you'll find that as your confidence grows, your
enjoyment and competence in piano playing with grow commensurately.
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| Chord | Root | Minor Third | Perfect Fifth | ||
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| Cm | C | E♭ | G | ||
| C♯m | C♯ | E | G♯ | ||
| D♭m | D♭ | F♭ (E) | A♭ | ||
| Dm | D | F | A | ||
| D♯m | D♯ | F♯ | A♯ | ||
| E♭m | E♭ | G♭ | B♭ | ||
| Em | E | G | B | ||
| Fm | F | A♭ | C | ||
| F♯m | F♯ | A | C♯ | ||
| G♭m | G♭ | B (A) |
D♭ | ||
| Gm | G | B♭ | D | ||
| G♯m | G♯ | B | D♯ | ||
| A♭m | A♭ | C♭ (B) | E♭ | ||
| Am | A | C | E | ||
| A♯m | A♯ | C♯ | E♯ (F) | ||
| B♭m | B♭ | D♭ | F | ||
| Bm | B | D | F♯ |