Lesson - 12 For All Keys
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| Band name | Lesson |
| Song name | 12 For All Keys |
| Tab type | Chords |
| Added | 05/25/2008 |
| Size | 2.48 kb |
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The 12 Basic Chords for Any Given Key An Aid For Figuring Out Pop, Rock, And Blues Songs By Ear Also A Handy Study Chart This Chart and the one below Are intended to help beginners learn relationships between the chords and to help intermediate and advanced players to more rapidly transpose songs to other keys. These are Not all the chords just the most often used ones. These charts are also intended for Pop, Rock, Blues and Country music, as different chords will apply to , say jazz or classical, for instance the VII chord would not be flat in classical it would be a diminished chord,(something you will almost never see in rock and blues). Num. I II III IV V VI bVII bVI bIII IImaj IIImaj IVm C#maj C# D#m E#m F# G# A#m B A E D# E# F#m F#maj F# G#m A#m B C# D#m E D A G# A# Bm Bmaj B C#m D#m E F# G#m A G D C# D# Em Emaj E F#m G#m A B C#m D C G F# G# Am Amaj A Bm C3m D E F#m G F C B C3 Dm Dmaj D Em F#m G A Bm C Bflat F E F# Gm Gmaj G Am Bm C D Em F Eb Bflat A B Cm Cmaj C Dm Em F G Am B Ab Eb D E Fm Fmaj F Gm Am Bflat C Dm Eb Db Ab G A Bm Bfltmj Bflat Cm Dm Eb F Gm Ab Gb Db C D Ebm Ebmaj Eb Fm Gm Ab Bflat Cm Db Cb Gb F G Abm Abmaj Ab Bfltm Cm Db Eb Fm Gb Fb Cb Bflat C Dbm Dbmaj Db Ebm Fm Gb Ab Bfltm Cb Bbb Fb Eb F Gbm Gbmaj Gb Abm Bfltm Cb Db Ebm Fb Ebb Bbb Ab Bflat Cbm Cbmaj Cb Dbm Ebm Fb Gb Abm Bbb Abb Ebb Db Eb Fbm bb= double flat or two half-steps down, maj = Major Key, m = Minor Chord 7 Chords For Minor Keys These are all built from the Relative minor scale, Again the most common in Pop, Rock and Country. You won’t find too many blues in a minor key unless it’s a jazz recording that has the word “blues” in the title. A lot of rock has been done in E minor by folks like R.E.M. and some Neil Young as well. Rom. N. I II III IV V VI VII C#min C#m D E F#m G#m A B F#min F#m G A Bm C#m D E Bmin Bm C D Em F#m G A Emin Em F G Am Bm C D Amin Am Bflat C Dm Em F G Dmin Dm Eb F Gm Am Bflat C Gmin Gm Ab Bflat Cm Dm Eb F Cmin Cm Db Eb Fm Gm Ab Bflat Fmin Fm Gb Ab Bflatm Cm Db Eb Bflatmin Bflatm Cb Db Ebm Fm Gb Ab Ebmin Ebm Fb Gb Abm Bflatm Cb Db Abmin Abm Bflat C Dbm Ebm F G Dbmin Dbm Eb F Gbm Abm Bflat C Gbmin Gbm Ab Bb Cm Dm E F Cbmin Cbm Db Eb Fbm Gbm Ab Bflat I hope this helps some of you boys and girls out, it’s my way of trying to give back a little for all I’ve learned from This site over the past couple of years. Questions comments love letters hate mail and the rest can be sent to lucky70116@yahoo.com To those of you who run this site YOU F##KIN RULE!! l.w.b