Recent studies have shown that the ‘well’ of music can never be exhausted. With all the variations in notes, timing and alterations the combinations that can theoretically exist are so close to infinite as to make no difference. Therefore, it seems reasonable to assume that you can come up with new music relatively easily.
And you can. By ‘chording’ a song at a piano, you can invent all types of new music simply and effectively. When I use the phrase ‘chord a song’, what I am referring to is the ability to play roughly three or four chords on a piano whilst someone else sings the tune. It sounds easy, and it’s actually easier to do in practice, and you don’t need to be a concert pianist in order to do it!
Did you know, for example, that all of the songs we have listed below (along with scores of hundreds more) can be played by using just a few chords? The only thing you really have to know how to do is play a couple of very basic chords and be able to move rhythmically back and forth between them.
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