How to Play Piano Notes on the Bass Clef

This lesson will guide you through how to read and play piano notes on the bass cleff. The bass clef includes notes which are located under the Middle C. This is why it's most closely associated with left hand piano playing.

The bass clef is necessary because notating music on the treble clef would require too many ledger lines to easily read.



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How to Change Chords on the Guitar

One of the greatest challenges that a beginner Guitarist faces is learning to change chords. The best way to learn to do this is by starting out with chords that have very similar fingerings. You'll find that when learning to play chords this way, you actually rewire your brain to think of chords as shapes rather than fingerings. You can then begin to play more and more complex chords and easily move between them.

To see what I mean, view the video lesson and practice along with the different chords that are demonstrated. Once you've been able to play two chords in sequence, you can begin to put more together to form different songs!



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How to Play Basic Major Chords on the Piano

This is related to the previous "How to Play Minor Chords on the Piano" post. Now you will learn how to play the basic Major chords on the piano. Pay close attention to the demonstration of how the chords are played. When you're ready to try it for yourself, pick out a few of the chords and start memorizing their fingerings.

Soon you'll be able to land on the chords without much thought and you can even begin to add in the Minor chords that you learned from the previous lesson to make up a song!



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How to Keep Your Guitar in Tune!

Did you know that there was a proper way of tightening your strings when tuning your guitar so that it stays in tune better? A lot of experienced guitarists aren't even aware of this simple method to keeping your guitar IN TUNE!

View the video below to see how:



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How to Play Basic Minor Chords on the Piano

Here is an introduction to playing Minor chords on the piano. Watch the demonstration of each chord being played and listen closely to how each sounds. Then, try it for yourself! Pick out a few of the chords that sound appealing and begin memorizing them.

Soon you'll be able to land on the chords without much thought and you can begin to add other chords to make up a song.



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How to Write a Song on the Guitar

Unlock your creative energy and begin writing your own songs! Here's how.

First, download the Major Key sheet for FREE at http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pdf/chordsineachkey.pdf

Next, choose a row for a key to write your song in. I recommend the first row which is C Major for beginners.

Finally, after learning to play the chords, start picking out certain chords from that row and put them together to see how they sound. Once you find a nice sounding chord pattern, repeat it to form the basis of your song. Usually three or four chords together in a row works nicely (ever hear of three chord bands?)

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How to Play 5-Finger Patterns and Chords on the Piano

With this piano podcast, you can learn to construct any Major chord with 5-finger patterns. This will allow you to play any Major chord that you may come across on sheet music or lead sheets.

For 5-finger chord pattern diagrams of all the Major chords on the piano, please see our books available at String Theory Chords.



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