Interactive GUI (graphical user interface) of 544 piano chords built with javascript (jQuery) that links to an interactive flash-based diagram for each chord. You can rotate the notes on the chord diagram and hear audio. Also contains a section where you can log-in and save your own chord charts to hear with the interactive flash-chord diagrams.
Another GUI of 544 piano chords, this time built entirely in flash. Prioritizes the most common chords and maintains the more unusual ones behind a couple of clicks. Also has audio.
Contains a list of the 72 most common piano chords.
This is kind of a clone of my list-of-chords website, but the design is nice and simple, and it shows the chords in a slightly different format.
This site was the inspiration for my List-of-chords.com, so many thanks to Shane. It doesn't have much information about each chord other than an image, but I have to give props to the man, because otherwise I wouldn't have created list-of-chords.com
This was one of my first flash-based music tools. It's a piano chord finder that animates the playing of the notes by having the note name fly up towards you in a cheesy 3D way. It alsy has some tools for moving the chords around the circle of fifths, and adding on 9ths, 13ths and other notes with a drop-down menu.
This was an experiment where I thought, "What if you made buttons for the different types of piano chords in different geometic shapes?" So I made the button for a M7 chord a different shape than the button for a dim7 chord, etc. The end result is kind of lame and wonky, but this was an early experiment for me when I was learning flash. The design also makes me want to barf when I look at now, but hey, it's free.
Another lame early attempt at a piano chord finder. It uses a volume slider type interface to select the chord root and then blue buttons with white text to select the chord type.
This javascript-based chord finder is on several sites and has been around for about 10 years.
Here are some more of it's ilk:
The most basic skill at the piano is simply being able to name the notes. What is the key between the two black keys? D! What two pairs of keys have no black keys between them? B to C and E to F. This simple flash quiz tests your knowledge of the keys on the piano.
A tool to help you practice your sight reading skills at the piano focusing on the Treble Clef. You can click on the piano or type the answers with your computer keyboard.
A tool to help you practice your sight reading skills at the piano focusing on the Bass Clef. You can click on the piano or type the answers with your computer keyboard.
Easy ways to remember the lines of the treble and bass clef.
Easy ways to remember the spaces of the treble and bass clef
A good next step after you've learned the lines and spaces of the treble and bass clef but are still not confident in your sight-reading
A simple quiz to help you learn the ledger lines of the grand staff
Type the Note Names To Practice Reading on the Grand Staff
A silly game with a laser gun to help you practice your sight-reading at the piano
Test your Visual Knowledge of Intervals
A nice personal (non-commercial) blog about a guy named Al and his experiences with piano sight reading. Has a lot of good tips, images of the first page of pieces Al is working on, and even mp3 recordings of Al playing the piano.