How Scales And Chords Connect Together

Jermaien Griggs, Founder of Hearandplay.com shares even more great information on how to play virtually any song pattern you want by understanding how scales and chords connect together.

There's also a 12-pg report that goes along with it… download it now.

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Time after time, I have come across pianists who cannot read music well and rely on memorization to save them. Do you admire pianists who can just pick up any piece of sheet music and play without stumbling? If you want to take your sight reading to the next level then check out the piano course "Mastering The Art Of Piano Sight Reading!"

The SECRET To Playing ANY And EVERY Chord You Want In SECONDS

Jermaine Griggs, Founder of Hearandplay.com, shares yet another awesome tip on how to play virtually ANY CHORD you want. Once you learn this skill, you'll never have a problem playing basic OR fancy chords ever again. DON'T MISS THIS INFORMATION. There is also a 14-page report that goes along with the video, you can click here to download it now.

This next lesson will take you even further…

It borrows a very familiar concept from the car industry (popularized by Henry Ford in the early 1900's) and adapts it to music!

If this topic interests you, then you may also like Jermaine Griggs "Hear & Play Chords Series!"

The KEY To Getting To The Next Level In Your Piano

Jermaine Griggs, Founder of HearAndPlay.com, shares another strategy for getting to the next level. Here he explores the "number system" and why it's so important in playing songs, chords, and patterns on the piano. THIS INFORMATION IS INVALUABLE. There is also a 28-pg report that goes along with it. Click HERE to Download the report now, then click play on the video below.

This lesson reveals a very important STRATEGY you MUST have as an ear-musician.

If you're reading sheet music, this probably isn't emphasized as much… but when it comes to playing by ear, "NUMBERS" rule!

And your ability to know your numbers "inside" and "out" will determine how far you get… and how fast you get there.

If you have no idea what I'm talking about, check out the above lesson and the 28-page report that goes along with it.

P.S. if you have enjoyed this piano lesson then be sure to check out more of Jermaine Griggs tips at HearAndPlay.com.

C Major Scale – Mary Had A Little Lamb

The song 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' is in the key of 'C Major.' This means that every note in this song will be a note in the 'C Major Scale.'

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C Major Piano Scale

In the video above I will show you what the 'C Major Scale' looks and sounds like! I play it slow at first, then at medium speed, and then fast.

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