Every minor chord is made up of the 1st, b3rd and 5th notes of the major scale
Choose a chord below to see an example (with chord diagrams)
The F# / Gb major scale is
F#
|
G#
|
A#
|
B
|
C#
|
D#
|
F
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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To make an “F sharp minor” (F#m) or “G
flat minor” (Gbm) chord we use
the 1st note F#
the b3rd (half step lower
from the 3rd) note A
the 5th note C#
This gives us the notes F#, A and C#
which form the
“F sharp minor” or “G flat minor” chord
“F sharp minor” (F#m)
or
“G flat minor” (Gbm) on the guitar
“F sharp minor” (F#m)
or
“G flat minor” (Gbm) on the piano