A normal C major chord is C-E-G, but you can easily change it to E-G-C, called the 'first inversion', or G-C-E, the 'second inversion' - the bass note has changed, but it's still the same chord, with ...

In this tutorial, we explore how to add rich upper extensions—like flat nines—to your solo piano arrangements. Especially useful when the melody includes a flat 9 over a dominant seventh chord, you'll ...