Major chords

Major chords are the basic chords in music theory. They consist of a root note, major third (+4 semitones) and perfect fifth (+7 semitones). They often occur as three-note chords and are called triads then. There are more chords named "major" such as major seventh chords which are listed separately and have different attributes.

Below, you can find a list of all major chords available on ChordAtlas. Clicking on the respective entry will lead to the detail page of the selected chord:

• CM - C major with notes C E G
• C#M - C sharp major with notes C# F G#
• DbM - D flat major with notes C# F G#
• DM - D major with notes D F# A
• D#M - D sharp major with notes D# G A#
• EbM - E flat major with notes D# G A#
• EM - E major with notes E G# B
• FM - F major with notes F A C
• F#M - F sharp major with notes F# A# C#
• GbM - G flat major with notes F# A# C#
• GM - G major with notes G B D
• G#M - G sharp major with notes G# C D#
• AbM - A flat major with notes G# C D#
• AM - A major with notes A C# E
• A#M - A sharp major with notes A# D F
• BbM - B flat major with notes A# D F
• BM - B major with notes B D# F#