B7 chord explained on piano, guitar and ukulele Do you want to play a B7 chord on piano, guitar or ukulele? You came to the right place. In this blog post we will show you different ways of executing this chord on your instrument of choice.
Billie Eilish – “Everything I Wanted” chords and tabs explained “Songs explained” is a brand-new Chordify series where we dive a little deeper into tracks from our Top 100 most played songs channel. This is the place where we’ll look at a song from beginning to end.
How to play guitar like a real glam rocker Recently one of the biggest rock bands ever released a movie based on their adventures in the eighties and nineties. "The Dirt" tells the story of Mötley Crüe; the rise and reign of glam rock. This flick got us thinking. When did this genre start? Did it ever end?
Hip-hop just can’t get enough of F#m – chord of the week This year was a good one. Naturally you want to prepare for a solid jam so you can go out with a BANG! For that you need a tight flow and a steady beat. Yes, we are talking about hip-hop. Check out our selection of tracks in F#m and start practicing. But first, some basic theory.
Bbm the ideal sound for all your autumn jams – chord of the week What’s lower than a B chord? Bb minor of course. Low, melancholic, and robust - a perfect fit for the drizzly vibes. We’ve selected some colorful tracks that will go well with your autumn leaf collection. Time to adjust your setlist to the darker days. Let’s start with the basics.
C# or Db? Who cares as long as you can jam to it! We have discussed almost all the basic chords in this section. Time to highlight the more advanced triads. This week the spotlight will be on the C#, also known as the Db. Now, why is that so? We'll give you an explanation below. Follow our Instagram for more Chordify awesomeness!
Rock it hard, rock it slow, Bm always steals the show – Chord of the week Now that we've gone over most of the basic major chords it's time to delve a little deeper into the minor differences. One of the best chords to play after the Am is the Bm. Do you know why? Because it's the same shape moved down two frets on the neck. It's like shooting fish in a barrel.
Flatten your B’s and sharpen those A’s ’cause here’s another chord of the week Remember what we said about flattening and sharpening chords? Yup, it's all a matter of how you look at a note. In this case, our chord of the week is an A#, also known as a Bb. The name doesn't change the sound, so lets cut to the chase. Here are some cool tracks written in Bb.
Chord of the week – Pitch the G into a G# or flatten your A with an Ab, the chord remains the same This week, the spotlight is aimed at G#. Fun fact: whether a note is raised or lowered depends a lot on how you look at it. Let me explain. The G# is a G raised by a semitone. But, when an A is lowered one semitone, you get an Ab which actually sounds exactly like a G#. Yeah, crazy isn't it?
Four Essential Jazz Chords for Beginners Here’s a guest post from our jazz friends over at jazzguitarlessons.net. Mention jazz chords to beginners and everybody automatically pictures a chord description longer than their mailing address.
