The Family of G Chords: G, Gmaj7, G7, Gm7, Gm7(b5), Gø7, Gdim7, Gdim.

The Family of G Chords

G = G - B - D

Gmaj7 = G - B - D - F#

G7 = G - B - D - F

Gm7 = G - Bb - D - F

Gm7(b5) or Gø7 = G - Bb - Db - F

Gdim7 = G - Bb - Db - Fb

Gdim = G - Bb - Db

It's easier to think of a diminished chord as a minor chord with a flatted 5th. Gm = G - Bb - D

So then, what's the formula for a minor chord?

Just look a the first chord at the top of this list, the G major chord, and lower the middle note a half step. Congratulations! You've come full circle.

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Home Learn In 17 Months Online Piano Super Course Free Sign Up	The Family of G Chords G = G - B - D Gmaj7 = G - B - D - F# G7 = G - B - D - F Gm7 = G - Bb - D - F Gm7(b5) or Gø7 = G - Bb - Db - F Gdim7 = G - Bb - Db - Fb Gdim = G - Bb - Db It's easier to think of a diminished chord as a minor chord with a flatted 5th. Gm = G - Bb - D So then, what's the formula for a minor chord? Just look a the first chord at the top of this list, the G major chord, and lower the middle note a half step. Congratulations! You've come full circle. Return To Previous Page	Piano Chord Chart Download This Desktop Chord Finder! Learn Any Piano Chord Instantly! Click Here! Piano For All The INGENIOUS New Way To Learn Piano & Keyboard. Watch Now!