Inside Fingertips

A quick tour of the Fingertips chord system and learning tools.

Colour-coded Fingertips chord library showing multiple piano chord families arranged in an organised grid.

450+ organised chord pages across 39 structured chord families.

A Structured Chord Library

Fingertips chapter index listing 39 organised piano chord families including major, minor, dominant and extended chords.

39 clearly organised chord families
Major, Minor, Dominant, Extended and Colour tones
Inversions included
Downloadable chord slides
Audio examples throughout

Designed as both a learning pathway and a professional reference system.

Guided Paths — Start With Confidence

Step-by-step song journeys
Build rhythm and chord changes together
Designed especially for beginners and improvers

Fingertips learning Path example showing D minor 7 chord diagram, playing tip and song reference for guided piano practice.

Play Real Songs

Song page with piano chord symbols demonstrating how Fingertips connects chord learning to real music.

Public-domain classics
Clear, uncluttered layouts
Directly linked to the chord system

The Chord Board — Build Your Own Sheets

Select chords from any family
Create printable combinations
Ideal for practice and rehearsal

Please note: The Chord Board shown here is one we filled in already, and they are the chords for House of the Riding Sun, which is also our main demo Path tune. We do provide download options within our site,

Example Fingertips Chord Board showing a printable piano chord progression sheet for practice and rehearsal. This Chord Board are the chords for House of the Rising Sun.

Optional Reference — Playing Language Explained

Fingertips Playing Language Explained section listing reference topics such as chord colour coding, Nashville numbers and tempo.

Clear explanations of common musical ideas — there if you need them, but never in the way.

Learn From Influential Players

Short profiles highlighting how

chord language shaped

real artists and styles.

Fats Waller

Stride piano was the heartbeat of early jazz, and no one embodied its joy better than Fats Waller. His left hand leapt across the keyboard, alternating deep bass notes with chords that created a steady “oom-pah” rhythm, while his right hand danced with playful syncopations. Stride is both fun and challenging: the wide jumps demand accuracy, and the rhythm must stay rock solid.

Who Fingertips Is For

• Players who know a few chords but want to understand how they connect
• Beginners who want to play real songs without heavy theory
• Pianists and keyboard players who want a clear, organised chord reference

Fingertips is built for players who want clarity, colour and confidence at the keyboard — whether you are

just starting out or ready to expand your vocabulary.

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All examples and lessons are drawn from real musical progressions used in songs and chord-based playing styles.

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