U.S.A. Georgia Welcome to Michael Anderson's The "Secrets" of Playing Piano By Ear ...where the World naturally comes to Play! (More than 35,000 Adult Students since 1988!) Register Home About Instructor Students PianoMagic MP3 Showcase FAQ PC Update Piano Chord Finder Contact Guarantee Learn How to Play Piano By Ear Hire An Atlanta Pianist   This is a KOOL little script for finding chords, offered to us by Colm Mac Cárthaigh. THANK YOU, Colm! Virtual Piano Chords Root: Chords Scale Formula: C C# / Db D D# / Eb E F / E# F# / Gb G G# / Ab A A# / Bb B / Cb C C# / Db D D# / Eb E F / E# F# / Gb G G# / Ab A A# / Bb B / Cb Major Minor 5 Dominant 7th Major 7th Minor 7th Minor Major 7th Sus 4 Sus 2 6 Minor 6 9 Minor 9 Major 9 Minor Major 9 11 Minor 11 Major 11 Minor Major 11 13 Minor 13 Major 13 Minor Major 13 add 9 Minor add 9 6 add 9 Minor 6 add 9 Dominant 7th add 11 Major 7th add 11 Minor 7th add 11 Minor Major 7th add 11 Dominant 7th add 13 Major 7th add 13 Minor 7th add 13 Minor Major 7th add 13 7b5 7#5 7b9 7#9 7#5b9 m7b5 m7#5 m7b9 9#11 9b13 6sus4 7sus4 Major 7th Sus4 9sus4 Major 9 Sus4 dim dim7 Major Minor Harmonic Minor Melodic Minor Pentatonic Major Pentatonic Minor Pentatonic Blues Pentatonic Neutral Ionian Aeolian Dorian Mixolydian Phrygian Lydian Locrian Dim half Dim whole Whole Augmented Chromatic Roumanian Minor Spanish Gypsy Blues Diatonic Double Harmonic Eight Tone Spanish Enigmatic Leading Whole Tone Lydian Augmented Neoploitan Major Neopolitan Minor Pelog Prometheus Prometheus Neopolitan Six Tone Symmetrical Super Locrian Lydian Minor Lydian Diminished Nine Tone Scale Auxiliary Diminished Auxiliary Augmented Auxiliary Diminished Blues Major Locrian Overtone Diminished Whole Tone Pure Minor Dominant 7th Enter as Numbers Enter as Notes Enter as Scale Let scales cover keyboard: Notes in Chord / Scale: Note this formula is in key of C enharmonics. Click here for help in entering formula This is a KOOL script to play with, but unlike most chord finders, I have modified it to show the chords as true extensions, rather than smushed against each other over the span of one octave. WHY? So you, as the performer, will know how to USE and THINK the chord. Understanding is the key to insight and creativity! Although I rarely use it, I like playing with the box above, and think you might, too! ENJOY! Student Login (Registered PMMO Students Only) To Register, Click Here Buy Piano Magic Membership ©1988 - 2009 Michael Anderson & Associates, Inc. All Rights Reserved.