Q. I am writing a melody using the B flat major scale (B flat, C, D, E flat, F, G, A). Which piano chords can I use to accompany the melody?
Thanks in advance.
A. Just use the I, IV, V & V7 chords together if in doubt.
These chords are:
I (Bb), IV ( Eb ), V (F), V7 (F7) - - - [ F,A,C, and added Eb]
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I hope this helps you out.
Piano Chord Question :) :) :)?
Q. If I make a chord out of A B and E what is the name of that chord
the song is in A minor (nice and easy)
I think its an A minor but instead of a minor third it is a diminished third? but what is the chord called?
thank you for your help!
A. It depends on context. It could be either an Asus2 or an Esus4. Either way it's a suspended chord, and typically suspended chords want to pull you to resolve them to their non-suspended sibling. So where does it *go* from A-B-E? If it goes to A-C-E (Am), or even A-C#-E (A major), then it was Asus2. If it goes to G#-B-E (E major), then it was Esus4. Even if it doesn't *actually* go to one of those, which one feels like the more natural place it wants to go to?
EDIT: Hey, I said the same thing as i. jones, two hours before he did, and he gets a thumbs up and I don't? What a gyp!
Piano chords...help?!?
Q. Ok i need the letter notes to these chords. Im new to piano and im not to framilier with them. Cm,Eb,Bb,Fm,Ab,Abm,C,B,A,B,F. This would help me soooo much! 10 pts ro best answer
A. Here ya go:
C minor: C Eb G
Eb major: Eb G Bb
Bb major: Bb D F
F minor: F Ab C
Ab major: Ab C Eb
C major: C E G
B major: B D# F#
A major: A C# E
F major: F A C
This is fairly simple stuff. I suggest you watch my videos on chord construction. They are for guitar, but the information is applicable to any instrument.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEdcmkec5NE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKobaiYiQ88
Here is a chart of chord formulas:
http://a.1asphost.com/LukeSniper/ccc.html
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