Blank keyboard chord sheet?

[Mick Doobie]

Does anyone know where I could possibly download/print a blank keyboard chord sheet. I've searched Google, and after clicking on links of about 10 pages I came up short.

I'm not really a keyboard player and do not read music proper. I'm looking for hopefully a page with several blank piano keyboards, then I can use a highlighter marker to mark chords so I can easily recall them later, a cheat sheet of sorts...my memory ain't what it used to be.

Thanks.

 

[guitarplayr82]

Do you mean something like this, except blank with five or so more on a page?

 

[Mick Doobie]

Yes, indeed! Do you know where I might find such a thing?

j/k...thanks.

 

[kcearl]

eh here lol


http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/20000/20092/keyboard_20092_lg.gif

 

[guitarplayr82]

Here ya go, man. Just pick one of the keyboards you like and paste it a few times into your favorite image editor to get a few on a page. You could even paste it into Word and duplicate it a few times. http://www.google.com/images?um=1&h...ard&aq=3&aqi=g9&aql=&oq=blank+piano+&gs_rfai=

 

[Mick Doobie]

Duh, yeah, I shoulda searched images instead of web pages.

Thanks guys.

I'm trying to learn some Brian Wilson chord changes. The bass line(s) don't fall on the root, or even follow the rules(if there is such a thing) of inversions. I find it and i'm like, "that's it!"....move on to another passage of the song and forget the previous "that's it!", and have to learn it all over again....chasing my tail.

I'm now regretting not taking advantage of that "Master Piano Playing in Seven Days" by Ron Popiel instruction course I saw advertised on late night TV.

 

[Racherik]

I'm now regretting not taking advantage of that "Master Piano Playing in Seven Days" by Ron Popiel instruction course I saw advertised on late night TV.

No such thing. There is no mastering the piano in seven days.