Signature Rhodes Chords: Part 2
March 10, 2009 – 2:50 pm by John Keston
The second voicing in my series of Rhodes chords is a suspended F chord with a flatted ninth. The flatted ninth might also be referred to as a minor second because I’m playing it right next to the root. You could also call this an A flat thirteen over F. I’m not sure what the most correct way to write this chord is, but the minor second and suspended note (B flat) seem to dominate the harmonic structure.
3 Responses to “Signature Rhodes Chords: Part 2”
Hip chords. Can you post the notation for these?
By Jeff on Mar 12, 2009
Eb-6/9
(adding the note Eb to the chord doesn’t change it’s character as much as adding an Ab… that’s why I guess)
By Rob on Mar 12, 2009
This one is from bottom to top (left | right):
F C F | Gb Bb C F
By John Keston on Mar 13, 2009