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E Augmented Chord on Piano (Eaug)
To play Eaug on the piano, press E, G#, B# together. Start from E and move the fifth up a semitone: that one key turns it into Eaug. Below: the keyboard, the three positions, how it compares with E and Em, and where it goes next.
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The E augmented chord and its inversions
Any order of E, G#, B# is still Eaug.
Root position: E G# B#
1st inversion: G# B# E
2nd inversion: B# E G#
- Root position: starts on E, a white key; black keys: G#
- 1st inversion: starts on G#, a black key; black keys: G#
- 2nd inversion: starts on B#, a white key; black keys: G#
Practise Eaug by playing
ChordRunner mixes Eaug with the chords around it and checks every note you play. MIDI keyboard or microphone, both work.
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How do you play Eaug on the piano?
Press E, G#, B# together: right hand 1-3-5 with the thumb on E, left hand 5-3-1 with the little finger on E.
What is the difference between Eaug and E?
One note. E has B on top; Eaug moves it to B#. The new fifth is what gives Eaug its floating, unresolved sound.
Where does Eaug go?
Eaug is the III+ chord in the harmonic minor scale of C# minor. Its thirds are equal, so Eaug, Abaug and Caug use the same three keys: the root is whichever note you treat as home.
Can I practise Eaug with a MIDI keyboard or microphone?
Yes. ChordRunner detects a USB MIDI keyboard automatically and also hears an acoustic piano through the microphone. Eaug counts in any position, as long as E, G#, B# sound together.
Your instrument is the controller.
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