Notes in the key of E major?

Answer 1

If you want the progression, E, A, B is right. That is a one, four, five progression, one of the most common blues progressions. You can fit other chords to fill in the key of E. F#min would work as a follow up chord. G#min would follow that if you like. Then A would fit. It depends on the feel. Major chords work too. "Smoke On The Water" is E, G, A, then E, G, A# A, then it repeats. It depends also on the arrangement. You may use E, followed by D, then A. If it sounds like what you were thinking, it's right.

Answer 2

E major 1chord F# minor 2chord G# minor 3chord A major 4chord B major 5chord C# minor 6chord D# minor 7chord You can start on absolutely any chord you want to. Emaj chord is what your trying to get to. Whatever chord you're playing the notes above can be added to it. The C#minor scale has the same notes as E major so it sounds perfect with E major. You can take a detour into a minor keychange by using C# minor.

Answer 3

To indicate that a song should be played in the key of "E Major," you would use four sharps. These would be the F, C, G and D sharp, respectively, on the bass clef.

If you mean, the note "E," there is one on a bass clef staff without using ledger lines, at the second to the top space.

If you meant an E Major triad, you would indicate this with the notes E, G# and B. The order doesn't change these notes' being a triad, only the specific inversion.

Answer 4

e -> f# -> g# -> a -> b -> c# -> d# -> e