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Optional Piano Chords for Fix You

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Hey guys,

 

I spend a lot of time trying to figure out how Chris plays things live on my piano. I found a chord I think he uses live A LOT when playing Fix You, which isn't necessarily apart of the original song itself.

 

I don't normally make these types of threads and I never have before but figured for others it might be helpful.

 

The normal way I play it is with the familiar chord of

 

G, A#, D#

G, A#, D, D#

 

However, at the end of for instance

 

"When you try your best but you don't succeed."

 

Instead of playing the normal G, A#, D, D#, you can play instead this chord:

G#, A#, D, D#. It's simply moving up from G to G#, while playing B flat on the base, but it makes a world of difference. Throw a few of these in throughout the song and it sounds great.

 

sometimes I play simply a G# instead of the actual chord (with a b flat on the base), which can work as well. Sometimes simply a G, A#, D#, G (octave) as well.

 

There are a lot of different variations one can do with the chords, and I just thought I'd share a few that I've come across.

 

Hope this is helpful!

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