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<h1>Did You Know That Music Is Based On Natural "Laws"?</h1><br />by duaneshinn<br /><p>Did you know that music is based on natural "laws" -- like gravity -- and by learning to understand how those natural laws work we can actually understand what we are doing when we play -- we don't have to be at the mercy of what someone else has written on a piece of music?<br /><br />How many of these facts do you know about music &amp; piano playing? Test yourself and then check the answers at the bottom of the page:<br /><br />Did you know that by learning just 3 chords you can play hundreds of songs?<br /><br />Did you know that there are only 12 major keys you can play in, but you only really have to master one key to play most popular songs?<br /><br />Did you know that it is possible to easily match any melody note (tune) to a chord, so you can harmonize any note?<br /><br />Did you know that Beethoven's Fur Elise and the blues song "Summertime" uses the exact same chords for the theme of the song?<br /><br />Did you know that it is quite possible to predict what chord comes next in a song with accuracy approaching 85%?<br /><br />Did you know you can use the same chords to play boogie, blues, new age, gospel, pop, rock, jazz, country - anything except classical music? (And even some classics!)<br /><br />Did you know that guitar chords are the same as piano chords -- the only thing different is the instrument and the resulting sound?<br /><br />Did you know that hundreds of songs use exactly the same form, so by learning that form you can know what's coming next in a song?<br /><br />Did you know that by coming in through the backdoor of piano playing -- chords -- you can start making wonderful and satisfying sounds on the piano in just a few days instead of a few years -- even if you don't know Middle C from Tweedle Dee? <br /><br />Answers to piano playing music questions:<br /><br />True. That's because there are just 3 primary chords in any key -- like family members: Mom, Dad, Child. Get to know those 3 and you've got it. <br /><br />True. It's like languages. It's great to be able to speak several, but you can get by with just one. I'd love to speak other languages, but I can get by with just English. <br /><br />True. Every note is part of several different chords. So it is easy to harmonize any song once you know the secret. <br /><br />True. Yep. They both use the A minor chord and the E7 chord in their themes.<br /><br /> True. I know that's hard to believe, but remember that music is based on math. Once you understand a thing called the "Circle of 4ths" it's a piece of cake. In fact, I can tell you right now that 85% of the time the G chord comes directly after the D7 chord. So next time you run into the D7 chord, you have an educated guess of 85% that the next chord will be some form of the G chord. (G, G7 etc.) If you're into amazing your friends, that'll do it!<br /> <br />True. Apply different rhythms to the same chords, and you have many styles of music! With the very same chords I can play boogie, jazz, rock, pop, gospel, new age, ragtime. <br /><br />True. Chords are chords. Once you know them, you can apply them to any instrument.<br /><br />True. Musical forms such as "AABA" and "ABA" are the basis of thousands and thousands of songs.<br /><br />True. Understanding chords and how them form the skeleton of music accelerates the learning curve exponentially.<br /><br /> The bottom line is this: music is based on natural law and is mathematical in nature. Understanding is the key to both rapid learning and getting more enjoyment out of the process.</p> <br /><h2>About the Author</h2><p>A series or free lessons from Duane on the various aspects of piano chords &amp; music theory is available: <a target="_new "href= "http://playpiano.com/101-tips/23-sharps-key-signature.htm"> "Exciting Piano Chords &amp; Sizzling Chord Progressions!"</a></p> <br /><h3><a href="http://www.content4reprint.com/music/did-you-know-that-music-is-based-on-natural-laws.htm" title="Did You Know That Music Is Based On Natural "Laws"?">Article Source:</a> <a href="http://www.content4reprint.com" title="Free high quality articles">Content for Reprint</a></h3>

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