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Topic	Are all basic piano chords 2 whole steps followed by a step and a half?
An_Actual_Chad 02/23/20 12:24:04 AM #16:	SiO4 posted... No, for sure...I see what he's doing. Not even being a hater. But I was correct that say, a B flat starts with the B flat note, and that all the basic chords begin this way? How does this work for C flat and E sharp? Is there any accuracy in calling a D an E flat flat, as far as music theory goes? Would a B# chord be the same as a C chord, or are they only treated the same when they are individual notes? --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:934755124] in Are all ba... [t:78424987]...</cite> <quote>SiO4 posted... </cite> <quote>No, for sure...I see what he's doing. Not even being a hater.</quote>But I was correct that say, a B flat starts with the B flat note, and that all the basic chords begin this way? How does this work for C flat and E sharp? Is there any accuracy in calling a D an E flat flat, as far as music theory goes? Would a B# chord be the same as a C chord, or are they only treated the same when they are individual notes? --- Being a Chad is a choice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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