The Really Useful Piano Chord Bundle - Piano Poster & Chord Progression Poster (Set of 2) - Learn to Play Piano & Music Composition - Perfect for Beginners & Songwriters | A1 Size - Folded Version

As a relatively new piano/keyboard player (12 months on and off, self-taught) I wanted a close-at-hand reference for all the major and minor keys which I could easily access when playing my Alesis Recital Pro keyboard. This A1 sized poster double pack was just the thing.One poster has easy to read keyboard diagrams with the keys/notes in the major, minor (natural, melodic and harmonic) scales coloured orange along with left and right-hand fingerings (very useful for beginners). Also on the same poster are major, minor, augmented, diminished and dominant seventh chords in the same, this time blue-coloured keyboard diagrams. There is also a small info box for each scale and chord explaining how they are formed which was a nice touch.A sidebar gives a useful infographic on the key signatures, popular music notation (note values, tempo, dynamics, repeats) and a simple circle of fifths.The other poster, which I found less useful has the same mini keyboard diagrams for all the triad chords for all the key signatures, both major and minor. A handy reference but not one I've found as useful as the first.The posters are printed on decent thickness stock (think thick, glossy magazine pages) and arrived folded down to A4 size. I opened mine up and left it laid flat on a table for a day just to reduce the fold creases but they have not been a problem.I stuck one above my keyboard with removable, double-sided poster tape. The other poster I mounted in a spare A1 frame I had laying around.I'd recommend these posters as a reference to adorn the room you play your keyboard in and, at the time I bought them, buying two posters together saved me some money over buying them individually too.

Was pleasantly surprised when these posters arrived.The level of detail and information was utterly superb.Granted it was a bit large ,however you can easily read piano chords/scales information.It will be great help when trying to put together chords that just flow and sound good.The seller was most trustworthy item arrived in perfect condition.The posters are NOT laminated but they are very well made,and i think with careful use ,they will last a good while.The posters were a bit expensive ,but ideal for what i wanted.

Could do with being even bigger, as there's a lot of information, and as a wall poster is a little difficult to read, but is an excellent resource for composing and learning a new instrument.Covers virtually everything a student will need for at least the first years, and a useful reference for years to come.

Having this on the wall while practicing is really useful !My learning has accelerated already.I wish I had more wall space so I could put both posters together.I would have preferred the rolled-up version rather than folded but that seems to be out of stock all the time. There are small fold creases I'd rather not see, but not a big problem.

As the company name say, this is a really useful poster. I’m pretty new to the piano, so having so much information right in front of me, instead of having to search through the books I’m learning from, has already been a great help. I would definitely recommend this to any new song writers or budding pianists.

Seems to be an ideal aid for a total beginner.Clear and easy to use. A larger size would suit me better but I'm old with failing eyesight, normally sighted will have no issues.Delivery was very prompt. I'm happy to recommend .

Good quality, but you'll need a wall the length of the Great Wall of China to hang it on and when you get it up in front of you, you will need a magnifying glass to be able to usefully see anything on it. Cognitively and physically challenging. Be careful when craning your neck!I glued mine to an A1 foam board so as to be able to put it up when needed without ripping it or being an inconvenience or eye sore in the dining room where the piano is.I wouldn't recommend it as it is also expensive. I would buy a book.

Excellent charts. We have recently created a music room for my 13 year old daughter. She’s proficient on euphonium and tenor sax, but is dabbling with piano and wants to improve her theory, so these are perfect. We’ve framed and hung them up and she is delighted with them.