Ngidinga Wena — Piano Chords & Number Chart
Takesure Zamar Ncube — A cry of need — a climbing 1–2m–3m–4 that leans hard on the subdominant. The chords, the Nashville number chart, and the key & tempo — everything you need to play Ngidinga Wena on Sunday, in any key.
The small red numbers are the Nashville number chart — they stay the same in every key. When the MD calls a different key, play those numbers in that key and you’re in. Tap any chord to see how to voice it.
| C | CDmEmFDmCGC |
|---|---|
| D♭ | D♭E♭mFmG♭E♭mD♭A♭D♭ |
| D | DEmF♯mGEmDAD |
| E♭ | E♭FmGmA♭FmE♭B♭E♭ |
| E | EF♯mG♯mAF♯mEBE |
| F | FGmAmB♭GmFCF |
| F♯ | F♯G♯mA♯mBG♯mF♯C♯F♯ |
| G | GAmBmCAmGDG |
| A♭ | A♭B♭mCmD♭B♭mA♭E♭A♭ |
| A | ABmC♯mDBmAEA |
| B♭ | B♭CmDmE♭CmB♭FB♭ |
| B | BC♯mD♯mEC♯mBF♯B |
Same song, every key — pick the one that fits your voice or your team. The numbers stay the same; only the letters move.
See Ngidinga Wena played on piano — then come back and play it yourself.
▶ Watch the tutorial →Turn the 2m into a 2⁷ on the way up — a secondary dominant that points the climb toward the 5.
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