How to play it on guitar
An x is a string you don't play and 0 is an open string. The number on the left is the fret where the shape starts.
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The F♯ chord (F sharp major) has 3 notes: F♯, A♯ and C♯. It is a major chord: root, major third and perfect fifth. It sounds bright and stable. It works as I in F sharp major, V in B major and IV in D flat major.
An x is a string you don't play and 0 is an open string. The number on the left is the fret where the shape starts.
244322xx4322x9(11)(11)(11)9| Note | Interval |
|---|---|
| F♯ | Root |
| A♯ | Major third |
| C♯ | Perfect fifth |
The highlighted keys (F♯, A♯ and C♯) make the chord in root position.
31243664F♯ is one of the chords of these keys. The degree tells you its role.
Open them in the chord progression player to loop them and write over them.
F♯ has 3 notes: F♯, A♯ and C♯. It is a major chord: root, major third and perfect fifth.
The usual shape is 244322, read from the low E string to the high E string. If you can't play barre chords yet, start with the easy version: xx4322.
F♯ is in D flat major (IV), F sharp major (I), B major (V), E flat minor (III), G sharp minor (VII) and B flat minor (VI).