Chords of E
Welcome to this week’s edition of our “Chord of the Week” series, in which we look at a different guitar chord and discuss its history, function, key, major scale, common progressions, and some well-known songs in its key. The E Major chord will be the focus of today’s lesson. Please check out C-Chord and D-Chord if you haven’t already.
Here Are 15 Ways to Play the E Chords
If you’ve visited this site to rehearse more about the Chords of E, here is some illustration chords diagram listed below:
- E Mi major
- Em Mi minor
- E+ Mi major increased
- Emaj7 Major 7th chord from Mi
- Edim Reduced Chord from Mi
- Esus4 Mi major with quart instead of thirds
- E6 Major 6th chord from Mi
- Em6 Minor 6th chord from Mi
- E7 Major 7th chord (Dominant 7th chord) from Mi
- Em7 Minor 7th chord from Mi
- Edim7 Reduced 7th chord from Mi
- E7sus4 Major 7th chord with quart from Mi
- E Major 7/6 from Mi
- E9 Major nonchord from Mi
- Em9 Minor nonchord from Mi
