Q. 1.) My band is working on a new song, and every note but F is natural. F is sharpened in G Major, but what about E Minor? A friend asked what the key was, and I said G Major. He had me play my part and now he insists it's E Minor. Aren't they the same (Consider A Minor and C Major the same for this question, for example)?
2.) What notes are in the G6 chord on piano? Em7?
3.) Is the G6 chord the same as the Em7 chord on the guitar? If not, please lay them out seperately so I can see the difference.
A. 1 Yes the notes are the same, but if the song is based on the minor chord you can say it's in that minor key. You're both right. 2 G B D E then E G B D 3 play a G but leave your high E string open, play Em but either fret your B string on the 3rd fret or play your D string open
Piano chords help (vid)?
Q. please look at this video and tell me what chord is he using at 6:45:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7JNbd6XU14
I noticed his last finger(5th) is playing G, how about the rest? 10 points, thanks
A. Sounds like G6 to me.
gfg, afg, bfg , f#-a-c, what are these chords called?
Q. piano,
A. f#-a-c is a F# diminished chord
b-f-g is a G6/5 chord (7th chord in first inversion)
a-f-g is...what context is this in? It could be a number of things.
gfg- it couild be a G7 if it had a third
Can you give me more context for these chords? I'll come back to check in.
~Lisa
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