How Do You Play Guitar Chords On A Piano?
Playing guitar chords on the piano is fairly easy. Piano and guitar notes are laid out similarly, with each sequential piano key equivalent to one fret on the guitar (one half-step in the musical scale), but the fingering of chords is entirely different. The piano allows notes that are close together to be played easily, which is something not always possible on the guitar. Learning the notes contained in guitar chords, then transferring them to piano, is the easiest method of playing piano chords. Consulting guitar fretboard, chord, and piano keyboard charts makes easy work of figuring chords. Tune the guitar to standard guitar pitch. Play any guitar chord from memory, or by using the guitar chord chart. Consult the guitar fretboard note chart, and write down the notes your fingers are on in a notebook. You may notice repeating octave notes with some chords, which are optional in the notebook. Consult the piano keyboard note chart, and locate the matching notes. Play the notes on the
