9 distinct chords · 125 changes · 4:25 long
Timeline
Chord timeline
Chords in this song
- Gm
- Dm
- C
- F
- G
- Cm
- D
- B♭
- B
What you are playing
Chords for Warhaus & Sylvie Kreusch, laid out across its 4:25 exactly where they fall. Most of it sits in G minor. It leans on barre chords — with a capo on fret 3 the same song becomes Em Bm A D E Am B G G♯, which sits easier under the hand. Every one of its 9 chords is a plain triad, so three notes under the right hand covers the whole song.
Play it in another key
The same song, moved. Every row is Warhaus & Sylvie Kreusch shifted by that many semitones — useful when the recording sits too high or too low for your voice. The chords keep their relationships, so the song is unchanged apart from its pitch.
| Shift | Key | Chords |
|---|---|---|
| D minor | DmAmGCDGmAFF♯ | |
| D♯ minor | D♯mA♯mG♯C♯D♯G♯mA♯F♯G | |
| E minor | EmBmADEAmBGG♯ | |
| F minor | FmCmA♯D♯FA♯mCG♯A | |
| F♯ minor | F♯mC♯mBEF♯BmC♯AA♯ | |
| G minor | GmDmCFGCmDB♭B | |
| G♯ minor | G♯mD♯mC♯F♯G♯C♯mD♯BC | |
| A minor | AmEmDGADmECC♯ | |
| A♯ minor | A♯mFmD♯G♯A♯D♯mFC♯D | |
| B minor | BmF♯mEABEmF♯DD♯ | |
| C minor | CmGmFA♯CFmGD♯E | |
| C♯ minor | C♯mG♯mF♯BC♯F♯mG♯EF |
On a guitar there is a shortcut in one direction: transpose down by n and put a capo on fret n, and you are back at the original pitch while playing the easier shapes. That is what the capo line above is doing.
