vii° – A# diminished, A# minor seventh flat five (A#°, A#m7b5).vi – G# minor, G# minor seventh (G#m, G#m7).V – F# major, F# dominant seventh (F#, F#7).IV – E major, E major seventh (E, Emaj 7).iii – D# minor, D# minor seventh (D#m, D#m7).ii – C# minor, C# minor seventh (C#m, C#m7).I – B major, B major seventh (Bmaj, Bmaj7).Numerals that represent a major chord are usually capitalized, and minor and diminished chords are lower case. Roman numerals indicate each chord’s position relative to the scale. The four note chords are B major seventh, C# minor seventh, D# minor seventh, E major seventh, F# dominant seventh, G# minor seventh, and A# minor seventh flat five. The triad chords in this key are B major, C# minor, D# minor, E major, F# major, G# minor, and A# diminished. The chords follow the pattern, Major Minor Minor Major Major Minor Diminished. Highly Recommended: Click here for one of the BEST piano/keyboard courses I’ve seen online. Secondly, all the chords in this key (B major) makes use of these notes only. Each of the chords in the key of B major are named after one of these notes. The B major scale consists of the notes, B C# D# E F# G# A#. What are the chords in this key? To answer this question we first of all need to take a look at the B major scale. We will learn the basic three note chords (triads), as well as four note extended chords. In this lesson, we shall take a look at the basic chords in the key of B.
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