Piano Chord Chart

C

Cm

C7

Cm 7

Cm aj7

C6

C9

C1 3

Cs us 2

Cs us 4

Cdi m

Cdi m7

Cau g

Db

Db m

Db 7

Db m7

Db maj7

Db 6

Db 9

Db13

Db sus2 Db sus4 Db dim Db dim7

Db au g

D

Dm

D7

Dm 7

Dm aj7

D6

D9

D13

Dsu s2

Dsu s4

Ddi m

Ddi m7

Da ug

Eb

Eb m

Eb 7

Eb m7

Eb ma j7

Eb dim

Eb dim7

Eb au g

E

Em

E7

Em 7

Em aj 7

Edi m

Edi m7

Ea ug

F

Fm

F7

Fm 7

Fm aj 7

Fd im

Fd im 7

Fau g

Gb

Gb m

Gb 7

Gb m7

Gb ma j7 Gb dim Gb dim7

Gb au g

G

Gm

G7

Gm 7

Gm aj 7

Gdi m

Gdi m7

Ga ug

Ab

Ab m

Ab 7

Ab m7

Ab ma j7

Ab di m

Ab di m7

Ab au g

A

Am

A7

Am 7

Am aj 7

A6

A9

A13

Ad im

Ad im7

Aa ug

Bb

Bb m

Bb 7

Bb m7

Bb maj7

Bb 6

Bb 9

Bb dim Bb dim7

Bb au g

B

Bm

B7

Bm 7

Bm aj 7

B6

B9

Bdi m

Bdi m7

Ba ug

4 Ste ps to Lea rn ing How to Pl ay Any Song on the P iano

1. Determining the melody - Melodies determine what chords will be played. If you can use your ear to figure out what notes are being played in the melody, you are 1/4 on your way to learning a song!

2.Harmonizing the melody - Once you have figured out the melody (using some of my techniques on the resource page), it is time to harmonize it. This is simply choosing various chords to accompany the melody. There are several techniques and tricks to doing this.

3. Altering Chords - This is the best part! Now that you have strategically figured out the melody to a song and have harmonized it, altering your chords to produce certain sounds is the next step. If you were playing gospel music, you would alter your chords differently than if you were playing classical or country music.

4. Listening - After you have determined the melody, harmonized the melody, and altered some of your chords, there are various techniques you can use to make sure that your song sounds right.