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B.2 Common chord modifiers

The following table shows chord modifiers that can be used in \chordmode to generate standard chord structures.

Chord type Intervals Modifier(s) Example


Major Major third, perfect fifth 5 or nothing

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Minor Minor third, perfect fifth m or m5

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Augmented Major third, augmented fifth aug

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Diminished Minor third, diminished fifth dim

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Dominant seventh Major triad, minor seventh 7

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Major seventh Major triad, major seventh maj7 or maj

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Minor seventh Minor triad, minor seventh m7

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Diminished seventh Diminished triad, diminished seventh dim7

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Augmented seventh Augmented triad, minor seventh aug7

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Half-diminished seventh Diminished triad, minor seventh m7.5-

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Minor-major seventh Minor triad, major seventh maj7.5-

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Major sixth Major triad, sixth 6

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Minor sixth Minor triad, sixth m6

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Dominant ninth Dominant seventh, major ninth 9

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Major ninth Major seventh, major ninth maj9

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Minor ninth Minor seventh, major ninth m9

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Dominant eleventh Dominant ninth, perfect eleventh 11

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Major eleventh Major ninth, perfect eleventh maj11

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Minor eleventh Minor ninth, perfect eleventh m11

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Dominant thirteenth Dominant ninth, major thirteenth 13

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Dominant thirteenth Dominant eleventh, major thirteenth 13.11

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Major thirteenth Major eleventh, major thirteenth maj13.11

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Minor thirteenth Minor eleventh, major thirteenth m13.11

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Suspended second Major second, perfect fifth sus2

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Suspended fourth Perfect fourth, perfect fifth sus4

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