What is the key of G demolished?
What is the key of G demolished? I'm looking for a detailed explanation of the concept, including any relevant musical theory or context. Thanks in advance for your help!
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The key of G diminished, according to unofficial sources, is said to be a musical pun against a "diminished" chord, which is a stack of thirds.
Other sources suggest that it was a quote delivered by Billy Gibbons on the season finale of "Bones" when his character (self) was asked for advice. When the person he spoke to said, "I don't know what that means," Billy Gibbons replied, "You either know what it means or you don't."
The diminished chord is a triad with two minor thirds, or a minor third and a diminished fifth, which gives us an unstable chord that needs to be resolved to another chord.
Here are six voicings of the Gdim guitar chord, with a chord chart for each voicing's fingering.
See a list of the best G guitar chords, suitable for beginners to advanced players, at TheGuitarLesson.com.
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