I-IV-V Music Technique for Guitar & Piano

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The 'I-IV-V Music Technique' is a fundamental concept in the construction of countless songs across various genres, making the 'I-IV-V Music Technique' a simple and effective way to help the new musician along their way. This technique can serve as a cornerstone for beginning musicians, writers, and educators alike. The technique revolves around the use of three primary chords played in any given musical key: the tonic(I), subdominant (IV), and dominant (V). These three chords form the backbone of countless compositions.

This technique has proved to be beneficial in helping with the recovery process in post-surgery physical therapy, both for hands and fingers. The 'I-IV-V Music Technique' utilizes both the keyboard and guitar for this objective. Playing these two instruments encourages gentle and controlled finger movements, which in-turn helps to restore flexibility and strength in those post-surgical areas. The new student, post-surgery patient, or senior will be stretching their fingers in different positions as they learn the triad chords on the guitar and piano.