Eb chords
The list includes various E flat chord types and their variations. Click a link to view diagrams, fingerings and chord notes.
- Eb Major
- Eb Minor
- Ebmaj7
- Ebm7
- Ebsus2
- Ebsus4
- Ebadd2
- Ebadd9
- Ebmadd2
- Eb5
- Eb6
- Ebm6
- Eb6/9
- Eb7
- Eb9
- Ebm9
- Ebmaj9
- Eb11
- Ebm11
- Eb13
- Ebm13
- Ebmaj13
- Ebdim
- Ebdim7
- Ebaug
- Ebm7b5
- Eb7sus4
- Eb7b9
- Eb7#9
- Eb9b5
- Eb9#5
- Ebm(maj7)
Eb is very common in practical music notation including and are generally preferred over D#.
In major contexts, Eb major belongs naturally to common flat keys and is easy to read and fits naturally within flat-based harmonic settings.
In minor contexts, Eb minor is also commonly used because it avoids the awkward spellings that would appear in D# minor, such as Fx (F double sharp) and Cx (C double sharp) in related harmonic contexts.