In jazz, soul and even classical, the Eb chord is quite common. It provides a warm sound that fits nicely in any progression. Although it is mostly played as a barre chord, after it is learned, the Eb chord can be very effective in creating a smoother transition and textured harmonies. As a bonus, it works well with chords like Bb and F minor, which opens up more possibilities when added to the mix.
Table of Contents
Here are all the Eb family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Ebmaj
2. Ebmin
3. Ebaug
4. Ebdim
5. Ebsus2
6. Eb7b9b13
7. Ebmaj7
8. Ebmin7
9. Ebdim7
10. Ebsus4
11. Eb7b5sharp9
12. Eb7
13. Eb9
14. Eb11
15. Eb13
16. Eb7b5
17. Eb7sharp5
18. Eb7b9
19. Eb7sharp9
20. Ebadd6
21. Ebadd9
22. Eb6/9
23. Eb5
24. Ebminor6
25. Ebminor9
26. Ebmin7b5
