By Jerome
In part 1, I wrote about root chords. Here, we look at first inversions, where the 3rd note is at the bottom, followed by the 5th, and the root.
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---5-----
---5-----
---7-----
7 is the MAJOR 3rd, a B note
5 is The Perfect 5th, a D note
5 is the ROOT note which is a G note
B, D and G form the G Chord
Just transpose it to play other chords...
Here are the other chords in the video.
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--5------5--------
--5------5--------
--7------6--------
G to Gm
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---5------5--------
---5------5--------
---7------6--------
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C to Cm
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---6-----7---------
---5-----6---------
---7-----7---------
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F to Fm
---6-----6---------
---6-----6---------
---7-----6---------
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Bb to Bbm
2 comments:
im not sure if this is right but shouldnt Fm be
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------6------------
------5------------
------6------------
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so the A note turns into Ab
Fm
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------6------------
------5------------
------6------------
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so the A note turns into Ab
Yup. 1 b3 5 = F Ab C
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