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    Eb5 Chord (Eb Power Chord) on Piano & Guitar

    Here's a piano keyboard and guitar fretboard reference to the Eā™­5 chord, also known as Eā™­ 5th, Eā™­ power chord or Eā™­ no 3rd.

    The notes of the Eā™­5 chord are Eā™­ Bā™­.

    The intervals of the Eā™­5 chord are the root (Eā™­) and the perfect fifth (Bā™­). Since five chords don't have a major or minor third, they don't have a distinctive major or minor feel.

    Five chords are often used on the guitar and are known as power chords. When played on the piano, they are often played with an extra root note on top, an extra Eā™­ in the case of the Eā™­5 chord.

    šŸŽø You can jump to guitar chord diagrams for the Eā™­5 chord in common positions on the guitar fretboard.

    Eā™­5 Chord on Piano

    Eā™­5 Chord

    notes: Eā™­ Bā™­

    • Eā™­
    • Bā™­

    Eā™­5 Chord with Extra Root

    notes: Eā™­ Bā™­ Eā™­

    • Eā™­
    • Bā™­
    • Eā™­

    šŸŽø Guitar Diagrams for the Eā™­ Power Chord

    Below you'll find guitar chord diagrams for common chord positions of the Eā™­5 chord, along with finger positions or note names.

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    orientation:
    1 Index finger
    2 Middle finger
    3 Ring finger
    4 Pinky

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