The B major chord is commonplace in rock, pop, and blues music. It has a strong and bright sound that underpins many common progressions that are structured in the major. This chord is generally played as a barre chord and requires fingers’ strength but it expands many creative horizons once acquired. It is a basic ingredient of the songs played in the keys of B major and E major which gives a significant expansion of your chord’s arsenal.
Table of Contents
Here are all the B family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Bmaj
2. Bmin
3. Baug
4. Bdim
5. Bsus2
6. B7b9b13
7. Bmaj7
8. Bmin7
9. Bdim7
10. Bsus4
11. B7b5sharp9
12. B7
13. B9
14. B11
15. B13
16. B7b5
17. B7sharp5
18. B7b9
19. B7sharp9
20. Badd6
21. Badd9
22. B6/9
23. B5
24. Bminor6
25. Bminor9
26. Bmin7b5
