List of chord formula's

[pc2184034979]

Hi fellow pickers and pluckers

Here is a list I have had for some time, so hope you can read it o.k.
Something that was on this chart was Relative Minors to Major keys
They are all built on the 6th degree of the scale e.g. C=AM and so on.

 

[IamGroot]

That's a good chart, although some might argue which notes appear in the extensions...for example, does an 11 chord always have a 9?

 

[saabfender]

It's not usual to have an unaltered 11th in a 13th chord. It's either omitted or a #11. This prevents a non-dominant b9 in the chord.

To be frank, I don't really get the OP.

 

[IamGroot]

Its a chart for people new to music theory. Its pretty succinct and correct (within reason). I wonder how many folks that post on TB would benefit from memorizing this?

 

[saabfender]

Its a chart for people new to music theory. Its pretty succinct and correct (within reason). I wonder how many folks that post on TB would benefit from memorizing this?

I believe people would benefit more from by learning to derive it rather than memorizing it.