Cameron Stringham

This activity allows students to learn to play several pop songs which only contain 2 chords. On each slide, the song title is provided, a diagram of the chord shape, and a description for how many beats/measures each chord should be played before changing to the next chord. Recommended for music classes that have a piano/keyboard component, or the file contents can be used to supplement a music theory lesson on triads, inversions, Roman numeral analysis, or song forms. Contains instructions fo

A time-saver! This resource is useful for music theory classes engaging in harmonic analysis-type activities. There is a slide for every major key, and contains a concise table listing the chord stack, Roman numeral, and leadsheet chord symbol. The menu on the first slide allows you to jump to the key you need without searching. Save time during theory classes by quickly pulling up the slide you need as you engage your students in activities related to Roman numeral analysis, chord labeling, cad