Here are some common chord progressions in B flat minor: Note: Anything with a 6, 7, 9 after it, is an extension chord, lowercase = minor, and uppercase = major. You can use these with any scale by simply matching the roman numeral numbers to the numbers found in the chord scale picture above. Here are all the chords in the Bb minor chord scale, with each note mapped out:Ĭommon Chord Progressions in B Flat MinorĬhord progressions are pre-made chord melodies that already sound good and can be used as a springboard for your melody ideas. Now you know the series of chords, it's important to know what notes are needed to play each chord. F (root – find the F major scale) minor (quality – use the minor chord spelling) Which Notes Make Up The Chords of The B Flat Minor Scale Remember to use the scale of the root note of your chord and the spelling that contains the correct quality.Į.G. You can repeat this process for every chord in the key. This will help you to find the 1 note (Db), the 3 note (F), and the 5 note (Ab).
You then plug in the major spelling (1, 3, 5). This means, that because it's a Db major chord you want, you'll use the Db major scale. You'll notice that it's a major chord, meaning you'll use the major chord spelling to work out the chord, using the major scale of the root note of the chord. Let's take the 3rd chord in the Bb minor chord scale (Db major). If we run through a quick example using these spellings to build a chord from the B flat minor scale, you can follow the same process for the rest of the chords in the key of B flat minor. If you don't know these, you can work them out using chord spellings.
Now you know the chords, you can play these in sequence to play the B flat minor chord scale, provided you know how to play basic triads. Using the minor formula, the B flat minor chord scale is as follows:
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