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Inroot position, play A-C-E. In other words, A should be the lowest note in the chord, C is in the middle and E is your highest note. The 1st inversion of the A minor chord is C-E-A. The 2nd inversion of the A minor chord is E-A-C. Root position means that you start the chord with its root note.

Thenotes of a C major chord are the 1st (the root note ), 3rd, and 5th notes, which are C (the root note ), E and G. Notice that the octave (the 8th note) is also part of the chord .". On piano, when you play a C chord, you are playing the C note, E note, and G notes on the guitar. The same is true of the guitar.
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Ituses a recursive and complex set of rules to analyze the relationship among note intervals. It also explains why that name is the correct name for the chord. If you want to input note names directly use our generic Chord Namer. For a guitar fret chord namer use our Guitar Chord Namer. Select the piano key positions: Becauseonce you understand the chord movements of a song, you have the foundation to the entire song. Recognizing chords by ear is similar to recognizing intervals by ear: build an association between a chord and a song, then practice listening to and hearing that sound. Better yet, practice the chords in all twelve keys. mkV3.
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