Theory
Db Major
Db Major has 5 flats: Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, and Gb. The relative minor of Db Major is Bb minor. Db Major is tonally identical to and can be referred to as C# Major.Dissonance
In western music, certain combinations of pitches are considered by many people as Unpleasant or needing resolution. This is known as Dissonance.
Doctrine Of The Affections
Doctrine Of The Affections is a term applied to a compositional technique employed in which the music would ascend or descend with the intent of the lyrics.
E Major
The key of E major has four sharps: F#, C#, G#, and D#. The chords in this key are: E maj, F# min, G# min, A maj, B maj, C# min, D# diminished.
Eb Major
Eb Major has 3 flats: Bb, Eb, and Ab. The relative minor of Eb Major is C minor. Eb Major is tonally identical to and can be referred to as D# Major.
F Major
The key of F major uses one flat: Bb. The chords in F major are: F maj, G min, A min, Bb maj, C maj, D min, E diminished. The relative minor is D minor.
G Major
The key of G major uses one sharp: F#. The chords in G major are: G maj, A min, B min, C maj, D maj, E min, F# diminished. The relative minor is E minor.
Gb Major
Gb Major has 6 flats: Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Cb. The relative minor of Gb Major is Eb minor. Gb Major is tonally identical to and can be referred to as F# Major.
Guitar Major Triad Inversions
Typically guitar chords are played as 5 or 6 note bar chords or open guitar chords at the neck. But also commonly guitar chords can be played as 3 note triads.