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Playing Suspended Chords
A lot of musicians see the abbreviation sus for the first time and think "sustained." But in fact, this points to the suspended chord, which is close to a major... Read more
| D.C. al Coda vs. D.S. al Coda
The Italian phrases D.C. and D.S. al coda are used to organize more complex musical repeats ... so how are they different?... Read more
| Time to Clean Your Piano Keys?
Piano keys are destined to become soiled over time. Sweaty hands and skin oils bind dust and dirt to keys, and frequently used notes are especially vulnerable; their porousness... Read more
| Building & Reading Piano Chords
Learn how to build your own treble and bass chords with keyboard fingering, staff notation, and audio examples. Read music theory articles on various chord types and symbols affecting them... Read more
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