Family Chord Minor

Family Chord Minor. The first minor chord family consists of minor types that function as chord II in a major key This includes its substitute ie IV For example in the key of C the two chords are Dmi and F Again all types are included here eg Dmi7 Dmi11 etc.

Key C harmonic minor contains chords such as Dmi7b5 and Fmi7 The minor key region contains the second dominant chord family The family also includes the dominant seventh containing a raised 11th while the third dominant chord family is composed of minor V7b9 or V7#9 The last dominant chord family is made of the dominant seventh including all the notes whose tension.

Chord Families Guitar & Piano Lessons

2 The 6 commonly used family chords for F scale melody are F Major F A C Bb Major Bb D F C Major C E G Dm (D Minor) D F A Gm (G Minor) G Bb D Am (A Minor) A C E Using these chords most of the songs that are play in the key of “F” can be accompanied 3 The 6 commonly used family chords for E scale melody are E Major E G# B A Major A C# E.

Chord Families David Southwick Guitar & Piano Lessons

Minor Chord Family (Lesson 18) Minor chords are constructed when the major chord formula is altered from R M3rd P5 to R ♭3rd P5 this flat third is the key distinguishing feature of a minor chord It should be duly noted however that a minor chord is still built from the Circle of Fifths mimicked by the respective Major Scale minor chords are not built from Minor Scales.

What Are Chord Families? My Piano Riffs

i – A minor A – C – E iidim – B diminished B – D – F III – C major C – E – G iv – D minor D – F – A v – E minor E – G – B VI – F major F – A – C VII – G major G – B – D.