Five Amazing Piano Chords You Never Knew Existed

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Ever heard of the "Kenny Baron" piano chord? Or the "Phrygian" chord? If not, this video is for you! I'll show you five of my favorite chords on the piano, chords that most music textbooks won't teach you. Try these out in your own piano playing!

[@New_in_jazz]

Thank you very much. Beautiful chords.

[@petersonpiano]

Glad you like them!

[@handznet]

Great tips. Looking forward for more

[@petersonpiano]

More to come! Thanks!

[@redbrown7355]

Mr. Peterson, I just stumbled upon your channel, and I'm hooked already with your teaching style and methods. You have another subscriber Sir!! Love the beautiful chords and will be practicing them immediately!!

[@petersonpiano]

Hi there, you have no idea how much your message means to me :) It's comments like yours that give me the motivation to make these videos. Wishing you all the best with your piano journey!

[@gotskills23]

I could be wrong but I think sus is short for suspended not sustained.

[@petersonpiano]

That's a good point! You might indeed be right; I only hear it ever referred to as the "Sus" chord! In this case I'm using the word "sustained" in the same sense as "suspended"; but indeed, the 4th is functioning as a suspension.