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Saturday, August 3, 2013. There are basically four chord types in piano music: major, minor, diminished. Although they sound completely different from one another, all four are built from the same harmonic material: major thirds and minor thirds. Before we explore how to build these chords, let's learn how to create the intervals from which they are built. We'll use the keyboard as a visual aid. Key is a half-step away from the C#. Key is a half step away from the F. Key (E flat). Why a half-step? Interv...

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Saturday, August 3, 2013. There are basically four chord types in piano music: major, minor, diminished. Although they sound completely different from one another, all four are built from the same harmonic material: major thirds and minor thirds. Before we explore how to build these chords, let's learn how to create the intervals from which they are built. We'll use the keyboard as a visual aid. Key is a half-step away from the C#. Key is a half step away from the F. Key (E flat). Why a half-step? Interv...