Thank you Ashlee, you are an excellent teacher!

This video answered 95% of my questions. Thanks.

Great video. Today I just learned that is more than 1 type of 7th chord! 😁 Don't know what I have been doing the last 2 years.

This is awesome (as usual). What I love about your content it that you always nailed a different approach to problems in such an easy way. That speaks volumes about your own learning process and experience. Thank you for sharing it

Thanks for helping a complete duffer (but an enthusiastic duffer) understand chords in a simple way. I’m looking forward to learning more from your channel.

You are the best Ashley!

Brilliant! Great way to memorize the patterns. And LOVE that idea of 1 chord a week. Perfect to begin this first week of the year. Thank You! : )

I sort of need you to come to England and teach me music. You have what it takes. Just listening to you makes so much sense. Thank you for being you.

I need to memorize the specific notes for each major minor triad chords. Thanks.

Thank you sooo much.Greetzzz from holland❤❤❤❤🎉

Thanks

Billy Joel is an absolute master of chords & arpeggiating!!! For just some examples check out "She's Always a Woman to me" & "She's got a way"!!! I can honestly( pun intended 😂) go on & on about Billy Joel who is my favorite piano player!!! This was a great reminder about the fundamentals of chording!!! # Keep Inspiring Ashlee 🌟👏🙏👍🤘

I don't think you said it but it seems for regular major and minor chords the 3rd note is a 5th or 7 half steps from the root. I wish you would consider a clip on mic so your voice does not get lost in the bright room ambience. Also it would keep your voice volume much more constant. Thanks for the content.

Thank you

I didn't learn chords by name, but I learned them only by patterns. I'm learning the chord names now !

One thing that I find very helpful is to learn the shape of a particular chord on the keyboard. So, if I want to play a C major triad in first inversion, I just play that shape. It's still important to learn the music theory, and to understand *why* that shape is a C major triad in first inversion. But when I'm playing, it's too complicated to work through the formal theory in real time, and it's much faster to just know the shape and play it. Of course, there are a lot of chords, and thus there are a lot of shapes to learn! This is a process that takes a long time, and I still haven't fully mastered it. But when I know the shape of a chord, then this is the fastest approach. Also, First!

Good!

Am so much interested in sight reading technic. I would like to master this, but I don't know how and what should be done.

Yeah I've learned that method than memorising all chords, because I'm so weak on memorization

I've seen this before in an older piano book. This is probably a common method of building chords from the root.

Do you have this in written form or a chart? Great info.

Can you recommend me any books that contains a lot of chord changing exercise / progressions?

My advice learn the number system and ear train

Why do all these piano posters say "quickly" or "fast" ? This is standard chord construction and it still requires putting in the time even if it's separate from knowing key your in.

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Leon Russel intro to Rita. Where the F that tutorial at. Nobody’s got it!

Here's MY system, Ashlee: Major chords sound happy. Minor chords sound sad. Diminished chords sound scary. Augmented chords sound like a mildly disturbing dream. All the more complicated chords can be put off till tomorrow, or perhaps next week. 🍺🎹

Sus chords?