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Is the first example with C and Am correct? It says the first chord of Am scale is A, shouldn't it be Am?
by XCSme 6y ago
Is the first example with C and Am correct? It says the first chord of Am scale is A, shouldn't it be Am?
- kevinwang 6y agoyeah
- dizzystar 6y agoIt could be a typo. Thanks for pointing it out.
- cvwright 6y agoNo, the first note of Am is definitely still A. What makes the difference between major or minor etc are the notes that come after. For example, the A major scale goes A, B, C#, ..., while A minor uses the minor third, so you get A, B, C, ... etc.
- XCSme 6y agoThe error in the article was fixed. I was referring to the first chord in the Am scale, not the first note. In the original article it said the first chord in Am is A, which was wrong.