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Polychords (or slash chords as they are sometimes known) may sound fancy, but are really quite simple. They are basically just major or minor chords with a different bass note added to the chord. They are written, for example, as C/B, where C is the chord you play (C Major) and B is the bass note added to the chord, usually replacing the root note. Here is how this chord could be fingered (right): Polychords can also be viewed as the 4th inversion of a 7th chord (see Seventh Chords). |
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