F Gypsy Minor
F Gypsy Minor · Displayed in: F · Gypsy Minor scale · Tones: F, G, Ab, B, C, Db · Aliases: Gypsy Minor
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Diatonic triads and seventh chords built by stacking every other degree of this scale.
| Degree |
Triad
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Seventh
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Tones | Interval |
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| I |
F, Ab, C
F, Ab, C, Eb
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3, 7
3, 7, 10
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| II |
G, B, Db
G, B, Db, F
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4, 6
4, 6, 10
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| III |
Ab, C, Eb
Ab, C, Eb, G
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4, 7
4, 7, 11
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| IV |
IV · B [1 2 b5]
No KeyScale match
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IV · B [1 2 b5 6]
No KeyScale match
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B, Db, F
B, Db, F, Ab
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2, 6
2, 6, 9
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| V |
C, Eb, G
C, Eb, G, B
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3, 7
3, 7, 11
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| VI |
Db, F, Ab
Db, F, Ab, C
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4, 7
4, 7, 11
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| VII |
Eb, G, B
Eb, G, B, Db
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4, 8
4, 8, 10
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Related chords and scales
Pitch-set containment follows the spelled source notes. Same-tonic connections use the Bridge heuristic, not a claim of functional compatibility.
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ContainsF m7 9 b13F G G# C C# D#
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ContainsDb 9#11C# D# F G G# B
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Contains Contained In Perfect matchC Neapolitan MinorC C# D# F G G# B
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Contained InF Lydian Chromatic ScaleF F# G G# A A# B C C# D D# E
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ContainsF Ambassel Minor AltF G G# C C#
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Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 6 · Voice-leading: 0.14F Hungarian MinorF G G# B C C# E
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Same-tonic connection (heuristic) Shared tones: 6 · Voice-leading: 0.14F Locrian ♮2F G G# A# B C# D#
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