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Minor Chords
 

Minor Chords

Before moving on to work on the right hand, try these additional chords for further practice. Notice that the letter m beside a chord name denotes a minor chord. The plain letter (C, G, etc.) denotes a major chord. Major chords tend to sound brighter and more cheerful, while minor chords have a more melancholy association. Practice in the order Am, Dm, E7, Am.

Am, Dm, and E7 chords

Am, Dm, and E7 chords

As you play these chords, try again to see the “family” relationship between them. Notice that the E7 leads naturally to the A minor. Try to become really familiar with these chords, because we will soon be coordinating them with the right hand to play some songs.


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