Beginner Piano Chord Path – Kids Demo
Step 3 of 4
⭐ G7 — A Chord That Wants to Move ⭐
Ready for something different?
You've played C major and D minor. Now let's meet G7.
G7 has a sound that doesn't quite feel finished.
Listen to it carefully — does it sound like it wants to go somewhere?
You'll hear G7 doing exactly that in Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. ⭐
Let's give it a try!
G Dominant 7 — (G7)
Alternative Fingering
LH 5-3-2-1
5-4-3-2
RH 1-3-4-5
1-2-3-5
Play the Chord
This is G7.
Place your fingers comfortably and play the chord slowly.
Does it sound as though it hasn't quite finished yet?
That's what makes G7 interesting!
Listen to the audio again if you need to, then have a few goes yourself.
You don't need to swap between chords yet.
Just play G7 a few times and get used to how it looks, feels and sounds.
⭐ Hear It in the Song
Listen to Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star again. ⭐
This time, listen for G7.
Can you hear how it makes the music feel like it wants to move on?
Where do you think it wants to go next?
⭐ You're Doing Great!
You've now met three chords — C major, D minor and G7.
G7 gave us a clue that the music wants to go somewhere next.
Where will it take us?
In the final step, we'll find out — and return to a chord you already know! ⭐