Triads Charts
Printable list of charts of all
A Blues Major Triads
A Blues Major Triads
A Blues Major Scale
Construction
Fourth degree of the major pentatonic scale. This Blues Major scale is constructed by starting with the root note of A and following a the sequence of steps: W W+H W W W+H. The 'W' (whole step) means to skip a note, and the
'H' (half step), means to pick the very next note. The
final step in the sequence will always end at the root note
(one octave higher).
Here is this process represented visually:
All Chords By Type
Chords that are compatible with this scale.
| Chord Type | Chords |
|---|---|
| 7th Suspended Fourth | E7sus, B7sus |
| 7th Suspended Second | E7sus2 |
| Added 9th | Dadd9 |
| Major | D |
| Major 2nd | D2 |
| Major 6th | DM6 |
| Minor | Bm |
| Minor 7th | Bm7 |
| Minor Added 11th | Bmadd11 |
| Powerchord | E5, D5, B5, A5 |
| Six-Nine | D6/9 |
| Suspended Fourth | Esus, Bsus, Asus |
| Suspended Second | Esus2, Dsus2, Asus2 |
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Extended Chords Charts
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A Blues Major Extended Chords
A Blues Major Extended Chords
Scale Charts
Printable list of scale charts for in this scale and tuning.