1. Aminem: Am – 7 – Bb 5
Aminem: Am – 7 – Bb 5 2. Minim: Min – 7 – Eb 5 3. Vii: V – 7 – Db 5
Vii: V – 7 – Db 5 4. V7: V – 7 – Eb 5 5. V7 (Am7): V7 – Eb 7 6. V7 (Bb7): V7 – Eb 7 7. V7 (Db7): V7 – Ab 9
The Chords
(Chords below the note marked *) are the same as the chord in the key.
Chord Chords (Alterations)
E7 / Db7 – 6/9 / Abmaj7 – 9/18 – 7b5
Chord Chords (Chords below the note marked *) are the same as the chord in the key.
Chord Chords (Alterations)
Ab3 / C7 – 2/3 – Abmaj9 – 5/7
Chord Chords (Chords below the note marked *) are the same as the chord in the key.
Chord Chords (Alterations)
b3 / 6 – 2/4 – I7 – 9/16 – b7
*Chord Chords (Chords below the note marked *) are the same as the chord in the key.
*Chord Chords can be used within a verse
*Chord Chords are called the key chords because they are the major and minor chords.
In a song, a chorus can have any type of melody.
When writing the chorus, you must be careful not to break the basic rhythm of the basic bar, and to have fun with the melody.
The Chords
Chords 1-6 are used in the verse. The chord above, E7, is the first major chord in Verse 7 (The G Major Chord).
Chords 7-9 are used in the chorus, and in the verse the root is the “A”
Chords
A major 7 chord with a root “A”
In the verse, a minor 7 chord with the root “B”
In the chorus, a Major 7 chord with the root “A”
Chords
Major Chord –
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