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Mar 10, 2022 · Abbey Road Album Chords. by The Beatles. 370,081 views, added to favorites 5,246 times. Difficulty: advanced. Tuning: E A D G B E.
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- Melody in chord changes. This first Beatles-y example features a melodic trick called ‘voice leading’ that’ll lead your ear as the chords change. The A note in the opening chord descends a semitone with each change, going from A to G# then G when you reach the A7 chord.
- Dissonant sounds. These chords are dissonant in their nature, but they provide a great basis for a change to the mellower sounding Am9 root chord. Listen to I Want You (She’s So Heavy) to hear some similar sounds, including a variation on this E7b9 shape.
- Barre chords. These generic barre chord types are at the core of many of the Fab Four’s rhythm parts. They’re standard shapes used everywhere from Hey Jude to Help.
- Rock ’n’ roll & dominant 7ths. Taking our inspiration from I Saw Her Standing There, you’ll see how bar 1 is a traditional rock ’n’ roll style riff (similar to Lennon’s part in ISHST) and the chords in bar 2 are akin to Harrison’s chords.
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ThePumpk1nMaster. •. The real question is why so many of their songs are in E and A major. You can’t arbitrarily use F#m wherever you like (well you can, but it’s going to sound awful if you’re in the key of C, for example). They just used keys where F#m works, and that likely just comes down to vocal preference.
