Quiz 1 – Fat Chords
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Question 1 of 4
1. Question
1 point(s)Fmaj13 = F A C E D, Fmaj13 = F A C E G Bb D.
Are both chords considered a 13th chord?
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Question 2 of 4
2. Question
1 point(s)Which of the below spelling is correct for a Gmaj9 chord?
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1 point(s)What is the correct spelling for the C13 chord?
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4. Question
1 point(s)Which spelling of the Eb11 chords is correct?
A. “Eb G Bb F Ab”
B. “Eb G Bb Db F Ab”
C. “Eb Bb Db F Ab”
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The last question was a little tricky because you mentioned that you don’t usually use the 11th degree on a major 7th chord because of the bad sound between the A and Bb in this case
@elvina yes, theoretically this chord exists, we just don’t use it very much. The question is based on the theory, not the practical application.
Thank you so much! I have wondered for many years what the difference was between a C2/Cadd9 chord vs a C9 cord and C6 vs C13. The requirement of the 7th as a bridge was the missing piece I needed. Also, very good to know that I should always “sharp” the 11th.
@dminor7 you’re welcome, glad the course helped 🙂