How To Identify Chord Inversions Instantly

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Inversions are a fundamental part of learning to play piano for every beginner. They're useful for any style you're learning to help you get familiar with the keyboard and understand how to begin playing chords in different ways. We want to get them fluent eventually so we can use them easily but the first step is to understand them properly, be able to figure them out and learn the basic music theory. Step 2 is actually playing them and getting used to the inversion shapes of every major and minor chord. Step 3 in this video is to practice identifying them and finding them straight away!
🎹 You can watch PART 1 HERE on understanding inversions,
a bit of theory and how to find inversions for any type of chord
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🎹 You can watch PART 2 HERE starting to play, see and move through the inversion shapes of one chord at a time with good technique
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TIMESTAMPS ⏰
0:00 What you need to do
0:29 Follow the root
1:23 Finding 1st Inversion shapes (White keys)
4:41 Finding 2nd Inversion shapes (White keys)
7:03 You need to track the intervals, here's how
9:56 Changing between major and minor (Chords with a black key)
14:17 The other chords
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@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Start putting some inversion shapes into practice next by learning your first accompaniment pattern here! 👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TiTx52fMw1w.html

@99timewaster Год назад

Sitting here at night in front of my piano, you blew my mind! Your follow the root approach to inversions made able to figure out within 3 seconds the inversions of all chords in the key C in less than 5 minutes!

@dermwestcott6130 8 месяцев назад

Best explanation of inversions ever 😮

@pds002 2 года назад

Excellent lesson. Thank you. I've been struggling with inversions and have found them a bit scary. This video has been the perfect, timely antidote.

@sleepystew1184 11 месяцев назад

Awesome video, here's an easy alternative way I use to find the root note. Make an arrow that always points to the right and put it in the biggest gap of the chord. So, in a C first inversion, E | G -> C In a second inversion, G -> C | E

@T-marie-N 3 года назад

Love this! When I started learning inversions I watched that root note like a hawk--this expands on that and makes it so much easier to see what I'm supposed to be playing. Thank you!

@lawrencetaylor4101 3 месяца назад

You really have a good system for learning about chords. I'm glad I found your channel early on. Today was a review, but it always helps.

@angieLoved 2 года назад

Wow....you've made inversions easier to understand. Thank You. Great lesson.

@kikumi4637 11 месяцев назад

Thanks SO much for this video. It's been very helpful in my journey of learning the piano. I totally get inversions much better now when you describe it as shapes. I'm a visual person so this explanation ROCKS! Wow!

@richard135b7 Год назад

I've been frustrated trying to learn and practice inversions in different keys but your magic formula makes it so easy. They truly are now instantly identifiable and playable. Very grateful. Thank you.

@jonimaricruz1692 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for your video and tips, I’m older and I’ve decided to learn piano and actually read music. I play guitar and I know basically how chords are built, but piano is so different, everything’s laid out beautifully flat, so to speak, and your video’s been very helpful in figuring things out. Enjoy the holidays! 🫶✌️

@anishpatelwork 3 года назад

Perfect timing. I've just been working through chord inversions for the first time. This explains how to find the inversions so much easier based on shape rather than how I was doing it

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@raymondjoseph8040 Год назад

Excellent explanation, as always. Do you have an inversion video dealing with 7th chords?

@user-dm2bd9ub5p Год назад

Brilliant insight. Thank you Sir

@kennethwelsby2143 Год назад

Thanks very much for awesome work!

@Humanbeering Год назад

Damn this makes sense, I have started with another method moving fingers one at a time up, following the root is much easier

@wjray 3 года назад

I’ve learned a ton from your videos. Thank you so much.

@Jason-rk4xc 3 года назад

Thanks man. I just bought the pdf too, tons of info in there.

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Awesome, thanks!

@janmountford4865 Год назад

Wonderful explanation thanks

@superjonz9958 2 года назад

This is very helpful! Thank you very much 🙂

@leahgodson2319 4 месяца назад

So well explained; thank you very much!

@miritmizrahi6496 3 года назад

gorgeous video! thank you 😊

@adriankolsters Год назад

that was VERY helpful. Finally an easier way than thinking through the whole thing before I know what is what. Thanks!

@ivainezharris2279 Год назад

Very well explained!

@GuruNishtha 7 месяцев назад

Great tutorial. Very useful indeed. Highly impressed. Stay well and blessed.

@Kr1t1kal-JS15 Год назад

THIS HELPED ME SO MUCH THANK YOU

@bettyennin6335 3 года назад

You are a great tutor. Thanks!

@noeljager9696 Месяц назад

What a great explanation - Thank you :)

@amrishvijayvast 3 года назад

Very useful. Thanks a ton!

@johnbell913 Год назад

Very good job. I am learning piano.

@whotheloveisedgar 3 года назад

this is amazing! Thank you so much! I have started learning piano with you channel but then had the opportunity to get piano lessons in person. Nevertheless I'm constantly coming back to this channel when I'm not quite sure about something, or just to hear it from another angle. This video helped me a lot to memorize my inversion shapes!

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Thanks man, yea in person lessons are really valuable for that personal feedback specifically with technique. Glad the channel is helping too though!

@crucommu1 7 месяцев назад

Great lesson! Thanks!

@snehadeshmukh2374 3 года назад

One of the best way to teach piano !!! Great work, thanks for the technique to learn inversions in the easiest way !!🤗

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Thanks, I hope you find it helpful

@abdeljabarelgueddari735 3 года назад

A great video again! Thank you so much!

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

No probs, thanks for watching!

@dwayneporter2515 2 месяца назад

Very good shape training for inversions and chords

@jaishriram2020 10 месяцев назад

Really appreciate!! Awesome 👍👌👌

@SilasJrOficial Год назад

This is MAGICAL !!! tks a lot !!!

@carolynkirkman Год назад

Soooooooo HELPFUL!!!!! Thank YOU

@franciscocalvo1980 3 года назад

Thanks. The best explanation I've ever seen about that.

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Thanks, hope it helped

@sheilamaetalisic281 Год назад

Thank you for this.!! 😇

@2002jorgeparr Год назад

You are AWESOME Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@theoriginalbrickbat Год назад

Sooooooo useful! I have already been playing inversions, but didn't twig there were set shapes! D'oh! As a guitarist, I work in shapes.

@timajrobins 3 года назад

Hello. Don't think I've ever commented on a RU-vid video before but wanted to say I came across your channel after watching lots of other videos about chords/how to play by ear (Pianote etc). I am so enjoying your channel. I have been playing now for about 4 years on and off, and have always found inversions so confusing and overwhelming. Your method and explanation here is incredibly helpful and makes me realise ways in which I can more easily identify inversions (through both the physical shape and the visual way to recognise if the 3rd has 'looped' back around), and 'anchor' using the root instead of it just seeming like a random jumble of notes! Have subscribed and will be working through the practice sessions asap. (PS: You don't happen to live in London for lessons do you?)

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Glad it helped man, thanks for the feedback! No not in london, I’m down south.

@6moon18 Год назад

amazing thanks

@jph7957 Год назад

Great teaching, thank you! When would you recommend practicing hands together? When you can play all the inversions comfortably at 60 or 90, or earlier?

@stu13th 5 месяцев назад

Great video, do you do inversions for the flat and sharp chords too?

@izacmusic7000 2 года назад

best tutorial I've ever seen

@michellemonet4358 Месяц назад

Wow. ❤❤❤. Perfect

@ErixSamson 9 месяцев назад

Very useful

@richardwinstanley3859 2 года назад

Excellent

@rogerye03 7 месяцев назад

THnxx❤

@sarathw5740 2 года назад

This is a great way to remember this mammoth task,

@PianoFromScratch 2 года назад

Hope it helps it become not such a mammoth task when you know the 'formula' to help you recognise them. The more you use them they will start to feel more familiar 🙂

@lesharris9560 6 месяцев назад

Nurse said i should shoulc stop driving myself mad and listen to you.thanks

@xxxnsfw 2 года назад

incredible content boss

@PianoFromScratch 2 года назад

Hope it's helpful!

@nickmorley1159 Год назад

Can you do a similar thing with 7ths?

@botehtv 8 месяцев назад

Can you do one for 7th chords as well? 😇

@paulbennett8984 10 месяцев назад

tallent for teaching piano0o by ear - i highly recomend

@josephmwamburi3580 Год назад

Please can you show me how to do root c complete Iverson

@nandaverwijk5865 Год назад

Master man god blezz

@ashanesmusicdiary4972 2 года назад

I started watching this and I thought wow

@mauriciotrimani7595 3 года назад

Great video! we have to play it with those fingers? is that correct?

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Can't remember if I re-mentioned it in this video but I did briefly in the previous part 2. When you're playing actual music, you'll end up playing all these positions using a variety of fingerings but for people getting started it's usually better to stick to one set for consistency and memory when our focus is recognising the position here. In the video I do all sorts of things but I'm often trying to keep my hand out of the way of your view. The fingers to start moving through inversions should be RH root 1 3 5 1st Inv 1 2 5 2nd Inv 1 3 5 LH Root 5 3 1 1st Inv 5 3 1 2nd 5 2 1. These are generally natural ways that fingers mould into the shapes the chords make, though like I say others work too

@Big.Joe.Grizzly Год назад

Please can someone help me understand something. At 1:28 you play C maj chord using the fingers 1, 2, 3. But I have been doing it with 1, 3 ,5. I don't understand which one is correct because it seems different people play them with different fingers. I guess my question is does it matter which fingers I use or not because I'm worried that I've been learning songs using the wrong fingers and I will have to relearn them again if I've been doing it wrong. Thank you in advanced

@isaacshaw1596 12 дней назад

Very thorough but also a little over complicated it a little. It's hard to explain the easy stuff sometimes. They are sometimes the harder ones to get because once you learn basic theory everything else follows similar logic so becomes easier as you go.

@xnslrzn Год назад

i get a 3rd confused with tones and semitones. because a third from the root, is 4 semitones up and then how is there another 3rd from the first third but not equaling 4 semitones?

@PianoFromScratch Год назад

There’s 2 types of 3rd, major 3rd and minor 3rd. Major 3rd is 4 semitones, minor 3rd is 3 semitones. Check out my chord building video and you’ll see how we can stack 3rds to create chords

@Nick-ui9dr Год назад

Okay! What is E G B .. E minor or C major7 without root? 😀 Or C Eb F# ... C diminished or Cm b5?

@PianoFromScratch Год назад

Well if you haven’t played the C , or if a bass player for example hasn’t either, then that’s usually going to be the E as the root. Of course there may be exceptions depending on what you’re doing

@zeroossi5967 9 месяцев назад

hwo can that help me in reading music ?

@PianoFromScratch 9 месяцев назад

When you recognise chord and inversion shapes on the page, you can read them quicker as one thing instead of picking out each individual note. Then when you go actually to play them, it's easier when those positions are already familiar on the piano.

@abdeljabarelgueddari735 3 года назад

Hi, I've discoverd before 2 days this thing with the name circle of fifths. Holly shit! Magic! The Allrounder I would say. I'm still studing it proufoundly, don't check everthing but I know it, the whole music theorie is inside it. Very helpfull tool. Time will tell Marley said :) Any hints?

@PianoFromScratch 3 года назад

Yea it is a handy way of organising and displaying things. It's really useful when you're practicing something in every key as an organised way of hitting them all (there's other ways too) You may hear it called the circle of 4ths too as if you go anti clockwise, it moves in 4ths

@davidfarmer2049 7 месяцев назад

Some good ideas. Can one cord shape also be called another......even in a totally separate circumstance (like a minor key)? Your gonna say yes of course all the time(?) anyone?

@francessmith165 8 месяцев назад

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@nicojar Год назад

When you play rootless voicings and the bassist is trying to follow your left hand :D

@moontan91 Год назад

but i think it would be better to call a Major chord in root position, for example, being a major 3rd interval with a minor 3rd on top of it. i feel just calling them "3rd" is confusing.