Accordion chords charts, intervals, standard music notation and fingering for left & right hand.
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What’s a C+ (augmented) chord? Is it called something else in your charts?
Hi G,
I don’t have augmented chords in my charts, let me explain why:
a C augmented contains the root (C), the major third (E) and an augmented fifth (#G).
On the left side of the accordion, you can’t play this exact chord, you could combine a C (fundamental bass) with an E major (chord) to obtain a Cmaj7#5 which has C, E, #G like the chord you mentioned but it has also a B because E major is E, #G, B.
For this reason, I didn’t include augmented chords in the accordion chords list. I also excluded Maj7#5 chords because they are not very common and frankly they don’t sound great on accordion basses.
Thanks for your response!