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Three chords in any key
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I, IV and V stand on notes 1, 4 and 5.
Count up the scale from the key's first note. In G major: G is 1, C is 4, D is 5.
I, IV and V in G major.
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In F major, which chord is IV?
D major has two sharps: D E F♯ G A B C♯.
Count to 1, 4 and 5: I is D, IV is G, V is A.
In D major, which chord is V?
I, IV and V in D major.
Higher than in G, but the same three jobs: home, away, and the pull back.
The first chord is I in every key. Did it end on IV, which floats, or V, which pulls?
The numbers stay; the letters change.
I, IV, V is G, C, D in G major, D, G, A in D major, and F, B♭, C in F major.
In G major, which chords are I, IV and V?
You can find I, IV and V in any key.
What you learned
- I, IV and V stand on notes 1, 4 and 5 of the scale.
- G major: G, C, D. D major: D, G, A. F major: F, B♭, C.
- The numerals sound the same in every key.
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