So I'm diving into keyboard more, something I probably should have done sooner, but these charts have been more helpful than anything for learning piano chords quick. I'd highly suggest anybody learning keyboard to download these and print them off. If you use the "two page" print option, it'll only be one page each.
https://www.scottbradford.us/2005/04/17 ... ord-chart/
https://www.scottbradford.us/2005/07/31 ... ale-chart/
Cheers!
Free printable keyboard chords and scales charts. Very good and straightforward.
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- KVRAF
- 43960 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world
I've renamed the downloads to keep them neat in a folder. I work most things out on the guitar but these Charts may come in handy some day. Thanks for sharing. 
Scott Bradford - Piano Chord Chart
Scott Bradford - Piano Scale Chart
Scott Bradford - Piano Chord Chart
Scott Bradford - Piano Scale Chart
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- KVRist
- 311 posts since 11 Nov, 2012
Thank you Sir! Very useful to this guitar player.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4287 posts since 6 Nov, 2009
Yes, in fact I should have mentioned that the author of these was primarily a guitar player and made these for the transition over to keyboard it looks like.
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- KVRAF
- 2656 posts since 13 Mar, 2004
Hmm...my 2 cents...
When I started learning keyboard (some years ago) I bought a small chord book similar to that chord chart.
Meanwhile I think the better way is to learn the methods of constructing chords.
Learn this once how it works and you can build any chord from scratch, no need to trying to memorize these chord charts.
When I started learning keyboard (some years ago) I bought a small chord book similar to that chord chart.
Meanwhile I think the better way is to learn the methods of constructing chords.
Learn this once how it works and you can build any chord from scratch, no need to trying to memorize these chord charts.