The Gb chord is more commonly disregarded but it seems to nicely fit any chord voicing in a crips jazzy way. It is similar and as F#, it’s also played as a barre chord that can be slightly hard for incoming players but once they conquer it, they can thus enhance many sounds in the bank of jazz, blues or even classical. It is a great chord since its warm resonating sound compliments progression, thus expanding your chord formation.
Table of Contents
Here are all the Gb family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. Gbmaj
2. Gbmin
3. Gbaug
4. Gbdim
5. Gbsus2
6. Gb7b9b13
7. Gbmaj7
8. Gbmin7
9. Gbdim7
10. Gbsus4
11. Gb7b5sharp9
12. Gb7
13. Gb9
14. Gb11
15. Gb13
16. Gb7b5
17. Gb7sharp5
18. Gb7b9
19. Gb7sharp9
20. Gbadd6
21. Gbadd9
22. Gb6/9
23. Gb5
24. Gbminor6
25. Gbminor9
26. Gbmin7b5
