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Share This Lesson Will The Real DIMINISHED Chord Stand Up by Charles Gacsi (42523) • Email this Lesson to a Friend • Bookmark this lesson page onsite • Send Feedback to this member about this lesson • Rate this lesson (5 is best): 5  4  3  2  1

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Changing into the key of Ebm. Ddim7 Ebm Abm Ebm Ddim7 Ebm Changing into the key of F#m(Gbm) E#dim7(Fdim7) F#m Bm F#m E#dim7(Fdim7) F#m We only used one interchangeable diminished chord so far in this lesson. It was treated enharmonically so that the similarities could be understood. The next pages will list the keys that use the same diminished chord. There will be three groups of four possibilities with same type of chord progressions. The diminished chords will be also listed in chromatic order with the key following the vii7 chord in minor keys.

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