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Which keys have pink circles for the C chord in Unit 1?
Which keys have pink circles for the C chord in Unit 1?
- First and fifth keys
- Fourth key only
- First, second, and third keys (correct)
- Fifth key only
What is the key that has pink circles for the Eb chord in Unit 2?
What is the key that has pink circles for the Eb chord in Unit 2?
- First key
- Third key
- Last key (correct)
- Second key
Which chord has blue circles on the first two keys in Unit 1?
Which chord has blue circles on the first two keys in Unit 1?
- B
- Db
- F
- Ab (correct)
For the F chord in Unit 2, what is the configuration of circles?
For the F chord in Unit 2, what is the configuration of circles?
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Which of these chords has a pink circle on the third key in Unit 1?
Which of these chords has a pink circle on the third key in Unit 1?
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Study Notes
Piano Chords
- Chords are played using a combination of black and white keys on the piano.
- Different chords utilize different specific keys, indicated by "pink circles" and "blue circles" in the table.
- The "pink circles" represent white keys.
- The "blue circles" represent black keys.
- Each chord configuration is defined by the combination of pink and blue keys being pressed.
- Each chord is represented in two different "units," meaning each chord can be played using two different key combinations.
- For example:
- The C chord in "Unit 1" requires pressing the first three white keys and the last three black keys,
- while the same C chord in "Unit 2" requires using the fourth white key, second, and third black keys.
- The key combinations represented by the "pink circles" and "blue circles" can be used to play a range of different chords on the piano.
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