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The chords of G major
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G major has one sharp: F♯.
Its scale is G A B C D E F♯. Its chords use only these seven notes.
I, IV and V in G major.
G, C and D: three major chords, as in every major key.
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In G major, which chord is V?
The F♯ shows up in three chords.
iii is B, D, F♯, V is D, F♯, A, and vii° is F♯, A, C. The other four use only white keys.
Play the triads on G, A, B, C, D and E.
Skip a letter each time and stay in G major. Use F♯, never F: B, D, F♯ and D, F♯, A.
In G major, which chord is ii?
ii, iii and vi in G major.
Three minor chords, as the pattern says. The middle one holds the F♯.
B minor, in G major. Which numeral is it?
Same numerals, new letters.
vi is Am in C major and Em in G major. The numeral gives the place; the key gives the letters.
In G major, which chord is IV?
You know the chords of G major.
What you learned
- G major's chords use its scale: G A B C D E F♯.
- The F♯ appears in iii, V and vii°.
- The pattern of major and minor chords is the same as in C.
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