Choose your card
Pick the chord or scale you want to learn. Each strip is clearly labelled with the pattern it represents.
HOW IT WORKS
Less reading.
More playing.
Each card shows one chord type or scale. Move that same card along the keyboard to find it in different keys, without learning a new diagram each time.
See the three steps ↓THE ACTUAL CARD DESIGNS
Real cards. Original arrow positions.
HOW TO USE YOUR CARDS
Three straightforward steps.
One card can be moved across your piano keys to find the same chord type or scale from a different starting note.
Line it up
Put the card along your piano keys. The coloured arrows act as a guide to the notes to play.
Slide to a new key
Move the same card left or right, line it up with a new starting note, and play that chord or scale in its new key.
THE CLEVER PART
One card.
Every key.
Slide the same card along your piano keyboard to a new starting note and discover that chord type or scale in a different key.
You don't need a separate card for every note. Simply reposition the card, follow its arrows, and play.
See exactly how it works
TRY IT: SAME CARD, NEW POSITION
A LOOK AT THE REAL PRODUCT
The arrows do the talking.
The cards are deliberately narrow so they can sit beside the piano keys. The red arrows identify root notes on these designs. Move the card to another starting position, and follow the arrows to play the same chord type or scale in that new key.
Instead of learning how to decipher a stave before you begin, you can work from a visual reference as you become familiar with the keyboard.
Simple visual layoutChords and scalesBeginner friendly
EXACT CARD ARTWORK
Look a little closer.
These three examples use your original supplied designs, not recreated piano diagrams.
Major chord
A visual chord reference.
Diminished chord
Second inversion example.
Major scale
A root-to-root scale guide.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few quick answers.
Curious whether this is right for your keyboard or your experience level?
Do I need to read music first?
No. The cards give you a visual way into chords and scales. Reading music is a useful skill, but isn't required to begin exploring the patterns with these cards.
Do I need a separate card for every key?
No. That is the whole idea. Move the same card along your piano keyboard to another starting note to find that chord type or scale in a different key.
Are these physical cards?
Yes. Piano Chord Wizard is a set of physical reference cards intended to sit along standard piano-style keys.
Is it only for beginners?
It's designed to help beginners, returning players and anyone who finds visual guides useful. It's a learning aid, not a replacement for every part of piano tuition.
Does it work with a digital keyboard?
The cards are intended for standard piano-style key layouts. Check the dimensions and fit of the physical pack before purchasing.
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