Minor chords

Minor chords are very common in all music genres. They are often triads, which are three-note chords and consist of a root note, a minor third (+3 semitones), and a perfect 5th (+7 semitones). Compared to a major chord, a minor chord sounds darker but still stable and consonant.

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

• Cm - C minor with notes C D# G
• C#m - C sharp minor with notes C# E G#
• Dbm - D flat minor with notes C# E G#
• Dm - D minor with notes D F A
• D#m - D sharp minor with notes D# F# A#
• Ebm - E flat minor with notes D# F# A#
• Em - E minor with notes E G B
• Fm - F minor with notes F G# C
• F#m - F sharp minor with notes F# A C#
• Gbm - G flat minor with notes F# A C#
• Gm - G minor with notes G A# D
• G#m - G sharp minor with notes G# B D#
• Abm - A flat minor with notes G# B D#
• Am - A minor with notes A C E
• A#m - A sharp minor with notes A# C# F
• Bbm - B flat minor with notes A# C# F
• Bm - B minor with notes B D F#