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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 12:45:56 AM #18:	kirbymuncher posted... Well, a C major chord would be C-E-G and a B# Major Chord would be B#, D double sharp, F double sharp. They'd sound the same but have a different name because that's just how these things work. But I will say that if you ever see a B# major chord I recommend you immediately burn your sheet music They sound the same, and they're the same notes on the piano, right? --- Being a Chad is a choice. <cite>An_Actual_Chad posted [p:934755882] in Are all ba... [t:78424987]...</cite> <quote>kirbymuncher posted... </cite> <quote>Well, a C major chord would be C-E-G and a B# Major Chord would be B#, D double sharp, F double sharp. They'd sound the same but have a different name because that's just how these things work. But I will say that if you ever see a B# major chord I recommend you immediately burn your sheet music</quote>They sound the same, and they're the same notes on the piano, right? --- Being a Chad is a choice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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