Chord Progression Exercise | D Flat Major

Chord Progressions For Key: Db Major ( Triad: Db - Gb - Ab7 ) Including Relative Minor Key - Bb minor ( Bbm - Ebm - F7 )

Key - Db Major Memorize The Chords Listed Below Key: Db Major ( Triad: Db - Gb - Ab7 ) Identify The Major Triad For The Key (The 3 Root Chords That Establish The Key) Locate The Inversions* For the Chords Listed In This Exercise And Include Them In The Exercise Relative Minor Key - Bb minor ( Bbm - Ebm - F7 ) Practice A Smooth Transition From The Major Key Into The Relative Minor

Key: Db Major ( Triad: Db Gb Ab7 ) Relative Minor Key: Bb minor

For the purpose of this exercise, please play the chords of the following progressions in the sequence they are shown: Db Major ( Triad: Db - Gb - Ab7 ) - Bb minor ( Bbm - Ebm - F7 )


Db Major: Db Ebm Gb Ab7 Db Bbm Fm Ab7 Db	Db Major - Add Color Chords: Dbmaj7 Ebm7 Gbmaj7 Ab9 Dbmaj7 Bbm7 Fm7 Ab9 Dbmaj7

Relative Minor - Bb Minor: Bbm Ebm F7


Practice These Chords Memorize Their Location On The Fretboard Memorize The Inversions Of The Chords Use These Chords To Build Songs In Db Major Or Bb Minor

Inversions*: Inversions are duplicate chords on the guitar in different locations on the fretboard.