The Bb (B flat) chord is prevalent in jazz, blues, and classical music, possessing a deep and full-bodied sound. This is a versatile chord regularly employed in styles that need a solid harmonic base. Bb is a good choice when combined with F and Eb chords since it sounds silky and soft regardless of whether the Bb is played open or as a barre chord. When you get the hang of it, you’ll be amazed how many songs use it.
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Here are all the Bb family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Bbmaj
2. Bbmin
3. Bbaug
4. Bbdim
5. Bbsus2
6. Bb7b9b13
7. Bbmaj7
8. Bbmin7
9. Bbdim7
10. Bbsus4
11. Bb7b5sharp9
12. Bb7
13. Bb9
14. Bb11
15. Bb13
16. Bb7b5
17. Bb7sharp5
18. Bb7b9
19. Bb7sharp9
20. Bbadd6
21. Bbadd9
22. Bb6/9
23. Bb5
24. Bbminor6
25. Bbminor9
26. Bbmin7b5
