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A group of notes played on the piano with the entire fist is called a .
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A group of notes played on the piano with the entire fist is called a .
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A group of notes played on the piano with the entire fist is called a : Chord
When you're learning a piano, you will identified 7 major chords that has it's own unique sound.
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