Four Part Harmonies with the Open Low E String

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Today, we're adding a note on the G string to create exciting voicings up the fretboard.

   Em   E6   D/E D#m/E Em  F#m/E  Em     E   Am/E    E
e|------------------------------------------------------
B|------------------------------------------------------
G|--0----1----2----3----0----6-----0-----9-----9----13--
D|--2----2----4----4----5----7-----9-----9----10----14--
A|--2----4----5----6----7----9----10----11----12----14--
E|--0----0----0----0----0----0-----0-----0-----0-----0--

Three Part Harmonies with the Open Low E String

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Yesterday, we listed a handful of two-note voicings with the open Low E string as the bass note. Now let's try three notes. The overall key might determine the specific name of the voicing, but we've just named these chords without much context (alternate names are possible):

   E5   E6   D/E D#m/E Em  F#m/E  Em     E   Am/E   E5
e|------------------------------------------------------
B|------------------------------------------------------
G|------------------------------------------------------
D|--2----2----4----4----5----7-----9-----9----10----14--
A|--2----4----5----6----7----9----10----11----12----14--
E|--0----0----0----0----0----0-----0-----0-----0-----0--