The F Major Chord
The F major chord is constructed from the F major scale. When the major chord formula is applied to the F major scale, it can be seen that the F chord contains the notes F, A and C.
F Major Scale
F Major
Play the three notes of the F chord with the first, third, and fifth fingers of your right hand, individually, and then together as shown in the next example.
Once you are comfortable with the F chord, try combining it with G and C.
Here are some keyboard parts making use of the chords C, F and G.
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2- Transposing
3- Using 7th Chords
4- Sixteenth Notes
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30- The F Major Chord
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32- Slash Chords
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34- The C Minor Chord
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36- Blues Scale Riffs
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43- The D7 Chord
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45- F Major Chord Inversions
46- The F7 Chord