The six notes that sound on a guitar when the G chord is played in the open position are: G (6), B(5), D(4), A(3), D(2), and G(1) .
<h3>How to know which notes sound in a chord?</h3>
To know which notes make up a chord it is necessary to know the tuning of the instrument. In this case, the guitar is taken as an example and it is known that the standard tuning of a guitar is E, B, G, D, A, E.
Additionally, it must be taken into account that each fret means an increase in tone or semitone as the case may be, remembering that there are no semitones between the notes B - C, and E - F.
According to the above, our open G chord would be hitting strings 6, 5, 2, and 1, making the notes G (6), B(5), D(2), and G(1). While the open strings would sound with the notes D(4), and A(3).
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