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Finding the corresponding chords from sheet music

Finding the corresponding chords from sheet music
  1. How do you find the chords of a song?
  2. How do you match piano chords?

How do you find the chords of a song?

As Dr Mayhem suggests, to find a chord, listen to its basic note, and move one fret at a time up the bottom (fat) string of your guitar, until you come to the note that matches that chord. This stands a good chance of being the key chord.

How do you match piano chords?

How Are The Chords Built On Piano and Guitar? To build triads, as I mentioned above, you simply take every other note and build the chord with it. To make the first chord, C Major, you take the C, E, and G from the C Major scale. To build the D Minor, you do the same thing, except you start on a different note.

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