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A♭ major · 4 flats

Chords in A flat major

A♭ major has 4 flats, and its notes are A♭, B♭, C, D♭, E♭, F and G. Its seven chords are A♭, B♭m, Cm, D♭, E♭, Fm and G°; with sevenths, A♭maj7, B♭m7, Cm7, D♭maj7, E♭7, Fm7 and Gm7♭5.

The seven chords of A♭ major

Chords of A flat major, A♭ major
ITonic
iiSubdominant
iiiCmCm7Tonic
IVSubdominant
VDominant
viFmFm7Tonic
vii°G°Dominant

Hear where home is

Two short progressions in A♭ major. The last chord of each is the tonic, and the chord before it is what makes it sound like arriving.

Cadence

  1. I
  2. IV
  3. V7
  4. I

ii V I

  1. ii7
  2. V7
  3. Imaj7

Common progressions in A flat major

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