E piano chord

E Piano Chord

The E chord is a major triad built on the root note E. It contains the notes E, G#, B.

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Let God Arise

Chris Tomlin

Medium B · ♩=144· 6 chords

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Tears Of The Saints

Leeland

Medium B · ♩=92· 7 chords

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KEEP ON SINGIN' MY SONG

Christina Aguilera

Medium E · ♩=72· 7 chords

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Who Am I

Casting Crowns

Medium B · ♩=132· 9 chords

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Awesome Is The Lord Most High

Chris Tomlin

Medium A · ♩=138· 5 chords

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LITTLE MARTHA

Allman Brothers Band

Medium E · ♩=100· 9 chords

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SOUL FINGER

Bar-Kays

Easy B · ♩=108· 10 chords

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Thank You

Keith Urban

Medium A · ♩=100· 13 chords

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NINE TO FIVE

Dolly Parton

Medium E · ♩=140· 52 chords

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PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT

Meat Loaf

Medium D · ♩=120· 17 chords

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Better Is One Day

Matt Redman

Easy E · ♩=95· 4 chords

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When You Believe

Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey

Medium D · ♩=62· 31 chords

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How to play E

Press all highlighted keys together. Use any comfortable fingering — for a right-hand triad, thumb on root, middle on 3rd, pinky on 5th is standard.

Chord theory

Root note: E
Quality: Major triad
Notes (intervals): E (Root), G# (M3), B (P5)
Number of notes: 3

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Master one chord at a time. Once E feels natural, try the Em chord, or browse easy piano songs to put it in context.