Piano Chord Progressions

[xylo phorus]

Hey,

Does anyone know where I can find a website or something that teaches chord progressions for the piano? Like which chord leads to which, etc. I thought I had found one, a "free email" course. I signed up months ago, but haven't gotten the first email.

 

[katylees]

Hey, i play piano and do theory nd music A level, i know some things about chrod progressions, don't know any sites though, sorry, but if u wanna ask me sumthing about stuff then go ahead

 

[ASU Belle]

I also play piano, and if I could be of any use of any sort, feel free to IM me! My theory professor has a rather in depth site about chord progressions, so I can probably find it and send it to you or look into it. Hope I can be of some help! Take care, God Bless!!

 

[gusto5]

lol...im ok with chords altogether in general...so ask away!

 

[Salsa_1960]

Is this helpful at all?

LINK: http://www.geocities.com/sandymeyers/chordprogressions.html

 

[dotcomguy]

Is this helpful at all?

LINK: <snip>

ahh, the circle of fifths. Reminds me of theory class. fun

Theoretically, the strongest chord progressions are down a fifth, down a third, and up a second. For example a strong cadence would be V7-I, a weak cadence could be IV-I (hmm, forget the names). Then there's neat stuff like V/V-V-I. There is a lot of theory, fun stuff.

 

[george0g]

use a search engine