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> a rootless C maj 7 is equivalent to an E min 7. You mean just the regular E minor (triad)? Anyway, there'a quite a lot of stuff on this site apart from this
by s4i 4y ago
> a rootless C maj 7 is equivalent to an E min 7.
You mean just the regular E minor (triad)?
Anyway, there'a quite a lot of stuff on this site apart from this cheat sheet page: the chord page does indeed include inversions, e.g.: https://muted.io/c-major-chord/ https://muted.io/c-major-chord/
- makeset 4y agoJazz sheets often write 7 assuming it may be played as 9, if not 11/13 even. A triad in the left hand being a bit too pedestrian, a rootless “Cmaj7” is virtually always played as a rootless Cmaj9 (EGBD), or more commonly a rootless C69 (EGAD) especially if the tonic. Inversions may include the root instead of a 9th, e.g. BCEG.