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E Minor, D Minor, and A Minor Chords

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== A Minor ==
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Like the E Minor, A Minor shares two notes with C Major, but this time it's C and E. Notice how the fingering for the A Minor is very similar to the C Major - you only need to move your ring finger to alternate between the chords.