Am 26.06.2011 00:29, schrieb David Raleigh Arnold:
[...]
C / C/E / C / E / Am
C / C/e / C / E / Am
C/e is clearly better than C/E, and it is becoming more and more
popular. Consistent upper case chord names and lower case note
names is a good idea. Regards, daveA
AFAIK, at least in germany lower case letters are used
for minor chords, so the example above would read as
C / C/E / C / E / a
or even
C / C/E / C / E / am
Not to speak about accordion, where upper case letters
denote the bass note and lower case letters the chord.
So you'll have (depending on the rhythm)
C c c c / _E_ c c c / C c c c / E e e e / A am am am
IMHO, there is no /overall/ standard for writing chords.
Regards,
Marc
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