Home » 7b5 Chords » How to play a D7b5 chord on AccordionHow to play a D7b5 chord on AccordionAKA: D7(b5), D7/b5, D7(-5), D7 Flat 5, D Dominant 7th b5, D Dominant Seventh Flat Fifth Notes: D, F#, A♭, C Intervals: R, 3°, dim5°, m7° Left hand: D + A♭7 (Cx + G#7) Fingering: 2 + 5 (bass pattern) or 3 or 4 + 2 (counter bass pattern) Share!previousHow to play a D#7b5 chord on AccordionnextHow to play a Db7b5 chord on Accordion 2 thoughts on “How to play a D7b5 chord on Accordion” Stephen Reay 11/11/2021 at 6:38 pm By the way what is the CX and FX buttons, I’m sure you’ve answered this question many times, I’m struggling to find reference to it on your web site. Reply Giovanni Lucifero 12/11/2021 at 3:55 am Hi Stephen, the X means double sharp. A double sharp sign (x) placed before a note raises it a whole step (tone). CX, is C double sharp, which is a D and FX is F double sharp, which is a G. This is the paragraph about accidental marks. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Tags:7 Flat 57(-5)7/b57b5Dominant 7th b5Dominant Seventh Flat Fifth
Stephen Reay 11/11/2021 at 6:38 pm By the way what is the CX and FX buttons, I’m sure you’ve answered this question many times, I’m struggling to find reference to it on your web site. Reply
Giovanni Lucifero 12/11/2021 at 3:55 am Hi Stephen, the X means double sharp. A double sharp sign (x) placed before a note raises it a whole step (tone). CX, is C double sharp, which is a D and FX is F double sharp, which is a G. This is the paragraph about accidental marks. Reply
By the way what is the CX and FX buttons, I’m sure you’ve answered this question many times, I’m struggling to find reference to it on your web site.
Hi Stephen,
the X means double sharp. A double sharp sign (x) placed before a note raises it a whole step (tone). CX, is C double sharp, which is a D and FX is F double sharp, which is a G.
This is the paragraph about accidental marks.