Spooky songs to play on the piano

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Let’s learn how to convert a normal, upbeat-sounding song into something that still sounds like a song… but one with a completely different, spooky or somber feeling. And if you substitute chords willy-nilly, you may accidentally end up with something that doesn’t work, musically-speaking.īut let’s kick things up a notch. But just switching a major chord for a minor doesn’t really change the whole song. So they’re definitely a good option for getting that moody sound. “Ooh, I know! Play a minor chord instead!”Īnd that would be the start of a good suggestion! Minor chords are inherently more emotional and dark-sounding than major chords. How can you take something that’s normally very cheerful and upbeat (like a basic major chord), and change the mood entirely? If you’re a Piano In 21 Days student, you might be raising your hand excitedly:

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Are you a fan of scary movies? Of Halloween? Of spooky things in general? Well then, it’s time for you to incorporate that into your piano playing! From Cheerful to Spooky or Sad

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