Jazz-Akkorde auf dem Standardbass-Akkordeon
(Quelle:
http://www.accordionpage.com/chcomb.html)
Hinweise zur
Schreibweise: maj = dur
Akkord
min = moll Akkord
7 = Septakkord
dim , dim7 = verminderter Septakkord
G7/C = G Septakkord mit C Bass (G Bass wird nicht gespielt!)
Gb7 = Ges Septakkord
B = H dur, Bb = B dur
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + 1 TRIAD
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C bass + D maj = D7/C
- 7th in the bass.
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C bass + Eb maj = Cm7
- Use bass OR counterbass, easy reach to both.
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C bass + E maj = Cmaj7 (+5)
- Good contemporary jazz chord.
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C bass + G maj = G/C
- Good traditional folk style chord.
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C bass + Bb maj = Bb/C
- James Taylor chord; acts like a sus chord .
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C bass + B maj = B/C - Jazz
chord; use counterbass.
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C bass + D min = F6/C or Dm7/C
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C bass + Eb min = Cm7(b5)
- The half-diminished 7th chord.
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C bass + E min = Cmaj7
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C bass + A min = C6 or Am/C
- Nice voicing of an ordinary chord.
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C bass + Bb min = C7sus (b9)
- Dave Grusin jazz chord; heard often in Baroque music
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C bass + G min = C9 (no3)
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C bass + G7 = G7/C
- Common Baroque cadence chord.
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C bass + Bb7 = C9(+5) - No
third.
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C bass + G dim 7 = C7 - A 4
part rendition of a C7 chord.
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C bass + Bb dim7 = C7(b9) -
Missing the 3rd.
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C bass + F dim = Dm7(b5)/C or
Fm6
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + C MAJOR + 1 OTHER TRIAD
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C bass + C major + G maj = C
maj9
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C bass + C major + D min = F6/C
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C bass + C major + E min = C
maj7 - difficult to reach
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C bass + C major + G min = C9
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C bass + C major + A min = C6
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C bass + C major + Bb min =
C7sus(b9, add 3) (contains a 3rd and 4th, a bit dissonant)
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C bass + C major + G dim = C7
(a 4 part version of C7)
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C bass + C major + Bb dim =
C7(b9) try thumb on Bb dim
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + C MIN + 1 OTHER TRIAD
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C bass + C minor + Eb maj = Cm7
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C bass + C minor + F maj = Cm13
( no 9)
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C bass + C minor + G maj =
Cm(maj7)
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C bass + C minor + Ab maj =
Abmaj7/C
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C bass + C minor + Bb maj =
Cm11
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C bass + C minor + D min = Cm13
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C bass + C minor + G min = Cm9
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C bass + C minor + C7 = C7(+9)
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C bass + C minor + F7 = F9/C
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C bass + C minor + G7 =
Cm(maj7,11)
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C bass + C minor + C dim = Cm6
(same as Am7(b5)/C )
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + C7 + ONE OTHER TRIAD
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C bass + C7 + D maj = C13(#11)
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C bass + C7 + Eb maj = C7(#9)
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C bass + C7 + A maj = C13(b9)
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C bass + C7 + C min = C7(#9)
- C
bass + C7 + Gm = C9
- C
bass + C7 + Am = C13
- C
bass + C7 + D7 = C9(#11)
- C
bass + C7 + Ab7 = C7(#5,#11)
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C bass + C7 + Eb dim =
C7(#9,#11) - try light reed settings, close voicing
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C bass + C7 + Bb dim = C7(b9)
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + C DIM + ONE OTHER TRIAD
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C bass + C dim + D maj =
D7(b9)/C
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C bass + C dim + G maj =
Cmin(6,maj7,9)
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C bass + C dim + Cm = Cm6
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C bass + C dim + Fm = F7(#9)/C
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C bass + C dim + D dim =
F13(#11)/C - try thumb on Ddim button
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C BASS + TWO OTHER TRIADS
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C bass + Eb maj + F maj = Cm13
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C bass + Eb maj + Bb maj = Cm11
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C bass + Eb maj + D min = Cm13
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C bass + Eb maj + G min = Cm9
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C bass + G maj + D maj =
Cmaj13(#11)
- C
bass + G maj + E min = Cmaj9
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C bass + G maj + A min = C(6,9)
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C bass + Bb maj + D min = Gm9/C
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C bass + Bb maj + F maj =
Gm11/C
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C bass + Eb min + F min =
Cm11(b5,13, no 9) or Ab13/C
- C
bass + E min + D maj = Cmaj13(#11)
- C
bass + E min + A min = Cmaj7(6)
- C
bass + G min + D maj = C13(#11)
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C bass + G min + F maj = Gm11/C
- more variations on the sus4 chord
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C bass + G min + D min = Gm9/C
- more variations on the sus4 chord
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C bass + G min + A min = C13
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C bass + G min + G dim = C9
- a pleasant surprise; very useful
- C
bass + A min + E min = C(maj7,6)
- C
bass + Bbmin + F min = Bbmin9/C
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C bass + G dim + D maj = C13
(#11)
CHORDS CREATED USING:
C-ROW CHORDS + ONE COUNTERBASS
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C maj + A (cb) = Am7
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C maj + D (cb) = C/D or D11
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C min + A (cb) = Am7(b5)
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C7 + F#(cb) = F#7(b5)
- A combination based on the so-called "tritone subsitution".
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C dim + F#(cb) = F#dim7
- A true 4-part Diminished 7th chord.
COMMONLY USED CHORDS
IN THE KEY OF C
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C7
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C bass + G dim
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C bass + C7
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C bass + C maj + G dim
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Cm7
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Cmaj7
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C bass + Emin
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C bass + C maj + Emin
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C9
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C bass + C maj + Gm
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C bass + C7 + Gm
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C bass + G min + G dim
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C6
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C bass + A min
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C bass + C maj + Am
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Cmin9
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Cmaj9
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C bass + G maj + Em
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C bass + C maj + G maj -
easy to finger
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Cm6
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C bass + Cdim + Cm
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A bass + Cm ( Am7(b5) or
Cm6/A )
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Cm7(b5)
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C bass + Ebmin
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Gb bass + Ebmin + Ebdim (
Cm7(b5)/Gb ) - good chord but difficult reach - try eliminating bass
note ( with Ab as a bass note this becomes Ab9)
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C(6,9)
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Cdim7
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C bass + Gbdim (use
counterbass)
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Cm11
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C bass + Cmin + Bb maj
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C bass + Eb maj + Bb maj
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C11
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C bass + Bb maj
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C bass + Bb maj + F maj
(approximation)
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C13
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C bass + C7 + Amin
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C bass + Gmin + Amin