What are the notes in an E-sharp diminished chord?

Answer 1

E, G-sharp, and B

Blue Lawnchairs:

it would be minor because its lowercase so 1,3b,5

E,F,G#,A#,B,C#,D#,E

1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ,6 ,7 ,8

so Em/e is E,G,B

E(major) is E,G#,B

Answer 2

G-B-D

Any time that you need to figure out the notes in a major chord just do this:

1. Find the note the chord is named after.

2. Go up four steps then stop on that note. You will now be playing two notes

3. From the second note you've just started to hold down go up 3 steps.

4. If you have done this process correctly. You will be playing a major chord.

You can repeat this process starting at any point on the keyboard.

Finding a good Music Theory book will help you tremendously as well.

Answer 3

There are many variations of chords and chord structures, so it depends on which variation.

Assuming you mean a C major triad, the notes are C, E, and G

Just FYI: some of the variations are, C minor, C dimished, C augmented, etc.

Answer 4

For an E major chord you simply need the tonic, the third and the fifth.

Those are E , G# and B.

Answer 5

E-sharp, G-double sharp, B-sharp, D-sharp.

Answer 6

C e and g

Answer 7

the notes that are in it are an e chord f d and dm

Answer 8

e e e e e e mm m m mm