Become A Keyboardist in 7 Days (Lesson 4)

BECOME YOUR CHURCH KEYBOARDIST IN SEVEN DAYS (Lesson 4)

 Introduction:
Make sure you have practised lesson 1 - 3 before you lay your hand on this lesson 4. This lesson shall be in sections of two related topics


 Topic: Triads and How it's Being Played on a Keyboard 🎹 

Section A
Triad
 A triad consist of three notes heard in harmony. It is played on a keyboard  with at least three fingers at a time (from one ✋ hand)  and it involves three voices to sing a triad at a time. In the key of C Major which we have been using from the beginning of this class each notes in the scale can start a scale. The first note of a triad is called ROOT then we have the 3RD and the 5th notes
Although there are differences between triads and chords, they are still  used interchangeably by people and it it is not entirely wrong.

Section B
The scale of C major and its Triad spelling (Letters)


            1 3 5 Right Hand
1. C - (C E G)
2. D - (D F A)
3. E - (E G B)
4. F - (F A C)
5. G - (G B D)
6. A - (A C E)
7. B - (B D G)
8. C' - (C E G)
            5 3 1  Left Hand

Section C
The scale of C major and its Triad spelling (Tonic Sofa)
           1  3  5 Right Hand
1. d - (d m s)
2. r - (r f l)
3. m - (m s t)
4. f - (f l d)
5. s - (s t r)
6. l - (l d m)
7. t - (t r f)
8. d' - (d' m' s')
            5  3   1  Left Hand


Section D
How to Play Triads on a Keyboard
Triad involves three notes and three fingers at a time as discussed earlier. The scale of C major is still being used here and it involves only the white keys on the keyboard. The hand and the finger numbers were writing below and above the triad spellings with image.
Set your fingers appropriately and carefully press the keys down. Repeat that for 3 to 4 times before you move to the next triad. Play in this other with right first and letter left, combine both hands latter.

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