7 notes · the natural 7th over a ♭3
Natural minor with the 7th raised, so the V is a dominant seventh.
the natural 7th over a ♭3
Each row stacks every other note from one degree. Click a row to see it on the neck.
| Degree | Chord | C# 1 | D# 2 | E ♭3 | F# 4 | G# 5 | A ♭6 | B# 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| i | R | · | 3 | · | 5 | · | 7 | |
| iiø | 7 | R | · | 3 | · | 5 | · | |
| ♭III+ | · | 7 | R | · | 3 | · | 5 | |
| iv | 5 | · | 7 | R | · | 3 | · | |
| V | · | 5 | · | 7 | R | · | 3 | |
| ♭VI | 3 | · | 5 | · | 7 | R | · | |
| vii° | · | 3 | · | 5 | · | 7 | R |
Chords on C# made only of these notes.
Shows each chord the way this style would voice it, and marks which of its alternatives belong to the idiom.