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E♭ Major Chord on Guitar

The E♭ Major chord contains E♭, G and B♭ — 3 notes. Every position is marked across the whole fretboard below, labelled with note names and with interval numbers, and the tuning of each string can be changed.

  • Root
  • Major 3rd
  • Perfect 5th
E♭ Major — 3 notes
Degree 1 3 5
Note E♭ G B♭
Interval Root Major 3rd Perfect 5th

Note names

E♭ Major chord fretboard diagram: every position of E♭, G and B♭ across the guitar neck

Interval numbers

E♭ Major chord fretboard diagram labelled with interval numbers

Scales containing E♭

Major (Ionian) E♭ A♭ B♭
Natural Minor (Aeolian) C F G
Dorian C F B♭
Phrygian C D G
Lydian D♭ E♭ A♭
Mixolydian E♭ F B♭
Locrian D G A
Harmonic Lydian (Lydian ♭6) E♭ A♭ B
Harmonic Minor G A♭
Melodic Minor A♭ B♭
Melodic Minor ♯4 D♭ E A♭
Gypsy Minor (Hungarian Minor) E G A♭
Major Pentatonic E♭
Minor Pentatonic C
Dominant Pentatonic (Mixolydian Pentatonic) E♭
Minor Sixth Pentatonic B♭
Blues C
Dominant Diminished (M2) C E♭ F# A
Tcherepnin (M3) D♭ D F F# A B♭

Circle of fifths

Circle of fifths — E♭ Major fretonomy.com C G D A E B F# D♭ A♭ E♭ B♭ F

Chords inside E♭

Power (5) E♭

Frequently asked questions

What notes are in the E♭ Major chord?

E♭, G and B♭. That is 3 notes.

How is the E♭ Major chord built?

From a root of E♭: G is the major 3rd and B♭ is the perfect 5th.

Which scales contain the E♭ Major chord?

E♭ Major (Ionian), C Natural Minor (Aeolian), C Dorian and C Phrygian, among others. Every note of the E♭ Major chord is in those, so they can be played over it.

Which smaller chords are inside the E♭ Major chord?

E♭ Power (5). Each uses only notes the E♭ Major chord already contains.

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