The chord chart below lists all the common triads and four note extended chords in the key of F Sharp and G flat major major. Roman numerals indicate each chord's position relative to the scale.
I | ii | iii | IV | V | vi | vii |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
F#maj | G#min | A#min | Bmaj | C#maj | D#min | E#dim |
F#maj7 | G#min7 | A#min7 | Bmaj7 | C#7 | D#min7 | E#m7b5 |
I | ii | iii | IV | V | vi | vii |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Gbmaj | Abmin | Bbmin | Cbmaj | Dbmaj | Ebmin | Fdim |
Gbmaj7 | Abmin7 | Bbmin7 | Cbmaj7 | Db7 | Ebmin7 | Fm7b5 |
Common chord progressions in F sharp major | |
---|---|
I - IV - V | F# - B - C# |
I - vi - IV - V | F# - D#min - B - C# |
ii - V - I | G#m7 - C#7 - F#M7 |
Common chord progressions in G flat major | |
---|---|
I - IV - V | Gb - Cb - Db |
I - vi - IV - V | Gb - Ebm - Cb - Db |
ii - V - I | Abm7 - Db7 - GbM7 |
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