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Piano Chord and Scale Finder
Root:
Chords
Scale
Formula:
C
C# / Db
D
D# / Eb
E
F / E#
F# / Gb
G
G# / Ab
A
A# / Bb
B / Cb
Major
Minor
5
Dominant 7th
Major 7th
Minor 7th
Minor Major 7th
Sus 4
Sus 2
6
Minor 6
9
Minor 9
Major 9
Minor Major 9
11
Minor 11
Major 11
Minor Major 11
13
Minor 13
Major 13
Minor Major 13
add 9
Minor add 9
6 add 9
Minor 6 add 9
Dominant 7th add 11
Major 7th add 11
Minor 7th add 11
Minor Major 7th add 11
Dominant 7th add 13
Major 7th add 13
Minor 7th add 13
Minor Major 7th add 13
7b5
7#5
7b9
7#9
7#5b9
m7b5
m7#5
m7b9
9#11
9b13
6sus4
7sus4
Major 7th Sus4
9sus4
Major 9 Sus4
Major
Natural Minor
Harmonic Minor
Melodic Minor
Pentatonic Major
Pentatonic Minor
Pentatonic Blues
Pentatonic Neutral
Ionian
Aeolian
Dorian
Mixolydian
Phrygian
Lydian
Locrian
Dim half
Dim whole
Whole
Augmented
Chromatic
Roumanian Minor
Spanish Gypsy
Blues
Diatonic
Double Harmonic
Eight Tone Spanish
Enigmatic
Leading Whole Tone
Lydian Augmented
Neoploitan Major
Neopolitan Minor
Pelog
Prometheus
Prometheus Neopolitan
Six Tone Symmetrical
Super Locrian
Lydian Minor
Lydian Diminished
Nine Tone Scale
Auxiliary Diminished
Auxiliary Augmented
Auxiliary Diminished Blues
Major Locrian
Overtone
Diminished Whole Tone
Pure Minor
Dominant 7th
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Common piano chord abbreviations for 7th chords
There is one common abbreviation which may cause confusion:
c7 - refers to C dominant 7th. This is by far the most common kind of 7th chord, which is why it is standard practice to use the shortest abbrevation.
Cmaj7 or sometimes CM7 (with a capital M) refers to the Major 7th chord.
Cmin7 or sometimes Cm7 (with a lower case m) refers to the Minor 7th chord.
A similar short hand is used for 9ths and other extended chords.
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