The G7 Chord (another fingering)

Lesson 2/20 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Keyboard for Kids 3
The G7 Chord (another fingering)

The G7 Chord (another fingering)

In Lesson 1 you learned to play the G7 chord using the B, F and G notes. Here is a different way of playing G7 which uses the D, F and G notes. To play this new G7 chord shape, use the first, second and fourth fingers of your left hand.

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1- The Notes B and Middle C on the Bass Staff 2- Playing Chords with the Right Hand 3- Alberti Bass 4- The Note B<span class="symbolA">b</span> (below Middle C) 5- Flat Signs 6- The G7 Chord (another fingering) 7- Broken Chords 8- Arpeggios 9- Another Fingering for the C Chord 10- The Note F<span class="symbolA">#</span> (on the treble staff) 11- The Note D (on the fourth line of the treble staff) 12- The G Chord 13- INTRODUCTION 14- Playing Parts of Chords 15- The G Chord 16- Changing Between G and D7 17- Left Hand Positions 18- Note and Rest Values 19- Notes on the Grand Staff 20- Chords

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