Chord question

[macaibhistin]

What do you call this chord? I can't seem to find it on Chord Finder.com

 

String 6 5 4 3 2 1

Fret 0 2 4 0 0 0

 

Thanks,

[daylightrobbery]

Just got in from the pub so............ I'd say Em9, or Em add9.

Right, I actually have to go to another pub now, ta ra!!

[drathbun]

Emadd9

 

... the first chord in "Breathe" by Pink Floyd. (don't forget to strum it 1 - 6!)

[daylightrobbery]

Thank God, I'm not as drunk as I thought I was....... unless drathbun is as drunk as me

[macaibhistin]

Great! Thanks guys. It's a great chord! Currently using it in "Turn, Turn, Turn" and "Killkelly Ireland".

 

cheers,

[BigKahune]

This might be a better tool for you

 

http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/

 

Click on "Chord Name"

 

Then click on the strings where you want them - open, dead or on a fret, and it'll give you the chord name.

[daylightrobbery]

What, better than someone who's just got in from the pub??

 

How very dare you!?!?

 

BTW. that site is a bit thin on the ground with regards to inversions..... just sayin':-"

[BigKahune]

Not you daylightrobbery. What better authority then a pubber from Das Vaterland.

 

For our friend macaibhistin.

 

At least you can plug a fingering into All Chords and have a name come out, a time saver for the uninitiated.

[daylightrobbery]

LOL

 

Oddly enough, had a dream last night where I invented a completely new instument ( sadly forgotten how it worked) and a new chord ( I think it was the secret one Leonard Cohen wrote about)!!!

[jefleppard]

this is an awesome chord because you can use it as a Bm with a minor 6th fragment or with the low E to make it, as was suggested, an Em9. this was my favourite chord for many years. i still love it - maybe partly because i don't know its proper name. lol.