Accord Barré 6e Corde
Accord Barré 6e Corde
Accord Barré 6e Corde
“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in
music. I see my life in terms of music. . . . I get most . . . in life out of music.”
~ Albert Einstein
C# or Db
D# or Eb
F# or Gb
E F G A B C D E
Naturally occurring means that without using sharps or flats the intervals of E to F and B to C are the only adjacent
pairs that are half-steps. Between these two intervals there is only a half-step difference. All of the other pairs of
adjacent notes, without sharps or flats involved, are whole steps.
On our keyboard there are no black keys between E - F and B - C. On a guitar, each of these two pairs of notes are
side by side with no note in between them.
12th Fret
3 4 3 4 3 3 3 4
The “1fr.” means to play that chord starting at the first fret. The arcs mean to cover all of the strings with one fin-
ger. When you use one finger to cover more than one string it is called a BARRE. The note with a diamond is the
root of the chord and the note that you will pivot from to move the chord into different keys.
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