Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Mandolin chords in the key of C# include C# Major, D# Minor, F Minor, F# Major, G# Major, A# Minor and C Diminished.

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Minor

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Minor

Major

Minor

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Diminished

Major Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Diagram of a G# major mandolin chord at the 4 fret (first inversion)

Diagram of an F# major mandolin chord at the 2 fret (first inversion)

Diagram of a C# major mandolin chord at the 9 fret (first inversion)

Minor Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Diagram of an A# minor mandolin barre chord at the 6 fret (first inversion)

A#m

Diagram of an F minor mandolin barre chord at the 1 fret (third inversion)

Diagram of a D# minor mandolin barre chord at the 1 fret (second inversion)

D#m

Diminished Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Cdim

7th Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Diagram of an A# minor 7th mandolin barre chord at the 3 fret

A#m7

Diagram of a G# 7th mandolin chord at the 10 fret (third inversion)

G#7

Diagram of an F# major 7th mandolin chord at the 2 fret (first inversion)

F#maj7

Diagram of an F minor 7th mandolin barre chord at the 10 fret

Fm7

Diagram of a D# minor 7th mandolin barre chord at the 8 fret

D#m7

Diagram of a C diminished 7th mandolin chord at the open position

Cdim7

Diagram of a C# major 7th mandolin chord at the 3 fret (third inversion)

C#maj7

Circle of Fifths

In music theory, the circle of fifths is a way of organizing the 12 chromatic pitches as a sequence of perfect fifths. If C is chosen as a starting point, the sequence is: C, G, D, A, E, B (=C♭), F♯ (=G♭), C♯ (=D♭), A♭, E♭, B♭, F. Continuing the pattern from F returns the sequence to its starting point of C. This order places the most closely related key signatures adjacent to one another. It is usually illustrated in the form of a circle.

Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Major Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Minor Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Diminished Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

7th Mandolin Chords in the Key of C#

Circle of Fifths

Key of C-sharp