This weekend’s episode is about having more chord, scales and interval fun. We talked about chords and fingers today on CMajor Before The Show. Listen now as CMajor brings you a fun lesson experience for playing the piano. See you all soon! Thank you for listening.

Do you know chords for the music you’re playing? If so, tune in for our podcast episode on Chords in Your Community. We’re excited about your music making. Listen now as CMajor brings you some teaching aids and fun learning. See you all soon. Thank you for listening.

This episode explores the concepts of music making using high and low sounds. Let the music guide you...join CMajor as she talks about ways to indicate the ups and downs. These are music terms for our podcast today. See you all soon and thank you for listening.

In today’s episode, CMajor describes her idea of playing running music and how to write the chords. What does running music sound like? Tune in to find out. See you all soon. Thanks for listening.

Defining humor is one thing. Writing it down is another. CMajor talks about the sounds you heard her play over at CMajor Before The Show. Join in the fun and bring a pencil to the class. See you all soon.

Finding humor in music making may be a worthwhile pursuit. CMajor is aiming to talk more about humorous moments and how composers can write passages in a way that make you giggle. Listen now as CMajor talks about setting the tone. Thank you for listening.

Are you a writer of songs? You might be able to say things in a way that encourages music to be played. Whatever the case is, we invited you to do a fun exercise with us over at CBTS. Now we’ll talk about what we did. Listen now as CMajor talks about songs and chords. See you all soon.

Today’s episode is about choosing chords appropriate to the mood and style of a song. Over at CMajor Before The Show we mentioned three Christmas Carols. Will you be comfortable with two or three chords? Tune in now for more options. See you all soon.

In today’s episode, we’ll write down chords from Carol of The Bells. Using text notation you can see how to notate minor, seventh and major chords. It’s a follow up to our blog post over at CMajor’s Classroom and the episode from today’s class at CMajor Before The Show. See you all soon!

Jazz and blues sounds may begin by using blue notes. Jazz grew from ragtime and blues. In today’s episode we’ll see how to write chords beyond simple three-chord blues-based chord structures. See you all soon. Thank you for listening!