Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Lesson #46: Seven Chords in C# Minor (Guitar, Beginner, Intermediate)

Yes, these chords are like the lesson in E, but we're starting with C#m, as it is the relative minor of E major.

Now, the G# minor chord (G# B D#) is in line with the C# natural minor scale: C# D# E F# G# A B C#, but the G# major (G# B# D#) chord is in line with the C# harmonic minor scale: C# D# E F# G# A B# C#.









1 comment:

We'd love to hear from you! If you spot a typo or musical inconsistency (it sometimes happens), please let us know (please be nice, too). Thanks!

Comments on each post close after seven days.

guitar (1101) piano (566) keyboard (556) chord (537) dictionary (490) scale (358) major (301) minor (297) mode (222) jam session (142) drums (117) bb (113) eb (112) f (112) db (111) ab (110) c (106) gb (106) a (104) b (101) g (101) lesson (101) d (100) power chord (100) e (98) podcast (74) 7ths (72) bass (61) diminished (59) suspended (44) news (42) index (38) augmented (26) 0 flats (10) 0 sharps (10) 1 flat (10) 1 sharp (10) 2 flats (10) 2 sharps (10) 3 flats (10) 3 sharps (10) 4 flats (10) 4 sharps (10) 5 flats (10) 5 sharps (10) 6 flats (10) 6 sharps (10) backtrack (9) ukulele (4) harmonica (2) 9ths (1)