Do the chords of guitars and pianos have the same notes?

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Yes, guitar and piano chords have the same notes, but their voicings and fingerings differ.
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No there is a major difference between guitar n piano chords where piano has exact position of notes according to their degree of order , where guitar has 6 strings so there may be chances the same note lower n higher octave notes included which make guitar chord little more smoothly but the theory concepts...
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No there is a major difference between guitar n piano chords where piano has exact position of notes according to their degree of order , where guitar has 6 strings so there may be chances the same note lower n higher octave notes included which make guitar chord little more smoothly but the theory concepts are same in both guitar n piano but note structure is different read less
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No there is a major difference between guitar n piano chords where piano has exact position of notes according to their degree of order , where guitar has 6 strings so there may be chances the same note lower n higher octave notes included which make guitar chord little more smoothly but the theory concepts...
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No there is a major difference between guitar n piano chords where piano has exact position of notes according to their degree of order , where guitar has 6 strings so there may be chances the same note lower n higher octave notes included which make guitar chord little more smoothly but the theory concepts are same in both guitar n piano but note structure is different read less
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