Piano fingering for basic triads in B flat major

To play a B flat chord in root position (right hand), place your 1st finger (thumb) on Bb, your 3rd finger (middle finger) on D and your 5th finger (little finger) on F. B flat is the black key before middle C. It's actually one tone before middle C. ... Play these three notes together and you have a B flat major chord.

1. What is the fingering for the B-flat major scale?
2. What notes are in the B-flat major triad?
3. What chord goes well with B-flat?

What is the fingering for the B-flat major scale?

The hand hand fingering for the B Flat Major scale starts on the B flat with the third finger. From there walk up the scale until your thumb hits the D and cross over with your fourth finger to hit the E flat. Your thumb will come to the A and you will cross over again and hit the final B flat with your second finger.

What notes are in the B-flat major triad?

The B-flat major triad, more commonly called the B-flat major chord or simply the B-flat chord for short, consists of the notes B-flat, D and F.

What chord goes well with B-flat?

Chords and Common Chord Progressions in the Key of B-Flat Major

• (Most common) I — IV—V—I: Bb — Eb—F— Bb.
• I — V — VI — IV: Bb — F — G minor— Eb.
• I — VI — IV — V: Bb — G minor— Eb — F.
• I – V – VI – III – IV – I – IV – V: Bb – F – G minor– D minor– Eb – Bb – Eb – F.