The A Chord
One-Finger A Chord
To play the one finger A chord, press the A key with the third finger of your left hand, as shown in the diagram. As this chord is a one-fingered chord, the fingering is the same for all types of keyboard.
Fingered A Chord
To play the fingered A chord, use the first, third and fifth fingers of your left hand, as shown on the fingered A chord diagram.
When changing between the A and F fingered chords, keep your fifth finger on the A key. When changing between the C and A fingered chords, keep your thumb on the E key.
Sometimes as in this song, there are two sharp signs after the treble clef. You do not need to learn any new notes to play this song.
Class Sessions
1- The D Chord
2- The D Minor Chord (Dm)
3- The A Chord
4- Minor Chords
5- The B<span class="symbolA">b</span> Chord
6- The C Seventh Chord (C7)
7- Flat signs
8- The D Seventh Chord (D7)
9- Sharp Signs
10- Seventh Chords
11- INTRODUCTION
12- The G Seventh Chord (G7)
13- The G Minor Chord (Gm)
14- One-Finger D Chord
15- Fingered Chord Chart
16- Fingered D Chord
17- Notes on the Keyboard
18- Change Between G and D Fingered Chords