To play a Bb major chord in the first inversion (right hand), place your 1st finger on D, your second finger (index finger) on F and your 4th finger on B flat. Play these three notes together and you have a B flat major chord. If you’re playing by ear, a simple way to put it is to skip two white notes after Bb and place your finger on D, then skip one white note after D and place your finger on F. To arrive at F, move one and a half tones higher than D. To arrive at D, move two tones higher than Bb.
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. To learn more about this chord and others, check out my course, Piano Chords: How To Form Basic Chords On Piano And Keyboard. These notes are B flat, D and F, respectively. Like other major chords, B flat major is formed by combining the root note, major third and perfect fifth of the major scale. Since it is a major chord it has a happy, optimistic sound, as opposed to minor chords which create a sad mood. The Bb chord like other major chords, is a triad and consists of three notes.
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