Andy's Chordbank: C major

Updated: Jul 19

Music is made of major and minor chords. Andy introduces how to make each style of chord in the tonic, subdominant and dominant chords of C major in this blogpost. Additionally he covers how to make any major or minor chord by counting the semitones.

How to Create a Major Chord

How to Create a Minor Chord

C Major, according to our post on colours and keys, is the key of childhood. Innocently happy and as pure as an angel. It's colour is azure.

C Major Tonic Chord

C major Tonic Chord

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C Major Subdominant Chord

C major subdominant chord

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C major Dominant Chord

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Learn how to make play the tonic, subdominant and dominant chords of C major with Andy Moss.

The tonic chord is the first chord of the major scale.
The subdominant chord is the fourth chord of the major scale.
The dominant chord is the fifth chord of the major scale.

At level 2 piano lessons you will study the tonic, subdominant and dominant chords of 3 major and 3 minor keys and learn how to use these chords to make your own music.

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