Edim chord

The Edim chord (E diminished) on a piano: the notes, every inversion and the keys it belongs to. Tap play to hear it, and download it as MIDI.

E1Gb3Bbb5

About the diminished chord

The root, a minor third and a diminished fifth. Tense and unstable, mostly used as a passing chord.

Formula: 1 b3 b5. Used in: Film music, classical, jazz, and as a step between two chords.

Tap an inversion to hear it. Inversions keep the same notes in a different order, which lets chords move smoothly from one to the next.

Edim is the VII chord in F major and II chord in D minor.

It also appears in G Dorian (VI), A Phrygian (V), Bb Lydian (IV), C Mixolydian (III).

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E, G, Bb.

1 b3 b5. The root, a minor third and a diminished fifth. Tense and unstable, mostly used as a passing chord.

Edim is a chord in F major (VII), D minor (II).