The F Major chord on the piano consists of the notes F, A, and C, creating a warm and bright sound that is often used in classical and pop music.
How to play the F Major Chord on the piano
F Major Chord in root position
For the F Major Chord in root position, the left hand should position the thumb on C, the index finger on A, and the pinky finger on F. The right hand should position the thumb on F, the middle finger on A, and the pinky finger on C. Both hands should be relaxed and curved, with the fingers lightly touching the keys.
F Major Chord inversions
First Inversion
To transition from the root position to the first inversion, just elevate the lowest note of the root position chord by one octave.
Second Inversion
To move from the root position (F-A-C) to the second inversion (C-F-A), the F note should be moved to the top of the chord.