http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052 Learn the shortcuts to play your favourite songs Sat, 08 Aug 2026 07:47:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-54895 admin Tue, 11 Sep 2012 07:48:44 +0000 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052#comment-54895 Thank you, Hei! I suppose that is a compliment? :D Cheers! Les Thank you, Hei!
I suppose that is a compliment? Cheers!
Les

]]> http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-54844 Hei Mon, 10 Sep 2012 17:46:02 +0000 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052#comment-54844 Dear sir, I don't think you really know what you are doing. You play a historically vital role in popularizing piano as an instrument and remind many of us some of the greatest music of our age, in an extraordinarily efficient way. My salute to you. Hei Dear sir,
I don’t think you really know what you are doing.
You play a historically vital role in popularizing
piano as an instrument and remind many of us
some of the greatest music of our age, in an
extraordinarily efficient way. My salute to you.
Hei

]]> http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-8921 admin Mon, 11 Oct 2010 01:55:32 +0000 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052#comment-8921 Yes, the chords came from triads and there are many sevenths, sixths, and elevenths too. :) Yes, the chords came from triads and there are many sevenths, sixths, and elevenths too.

]]> http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-8920 admin Mon, 11 Oct 2010 01:54:45 +0000 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052#comment-8920 Hi egobee, of course the chords can be played with triads. They came from triads at the first place. :D What I've done is to further simplify the triads as much as possible so that people with no piano background are able to play. And yes, for that matter, open chords are used too. My main aim is to get a reasonably good sound with 3 notes. Yes, I think F#m7 can replace F#m. As for E/F#, it's acutally F#11. So, if you were to play E7/F#, that may clash a little I think. Thanks for your comments! :) Hi egobee, of course the chords can be played with triads. They came from triads at the first place. What I’ve done is to further simplify the triads as much as possible so that people with no piano background are able to play. And yes, for that matter, open chords are used too. My main aim is to get a reasonably good sound with 3 notes. Yes, I think F#m7 can replace F#m. As for E/F#, it’s acutally F#11. So, if you were to play E7/F#, that may clash a little I think. Thanks for your comments!

]]> http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-8895 egobee Thu, 07 Oct 2010 09:03:34 +0000 http://pianocheats.com/pianocheats/?p=1052#comment-8895 I was also wondering the progression being used here and the chord inversions you use assuming you are playing triads or sevenths. I was also wondering the progression being used here and the chord inversions you use assuming you are playing triads or sevenths.

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