C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord on Guitar

Also known as:
C♭ Major 13th , C♭M13 , C♭maj13 , C♭Maj13 , C♭ma13 , C♭Δ13

Here you can learn how to play C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord on the Guitar. The C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord has a Major quality which includes a Major Third interval that produces a generally happy sound. C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord contains the notes C♭, E♭, G♭, B♭, D♭, F♭, A♭ (although G♭, D♭, F♭ can be omitted). The C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord on Guitar is an Extended type chord which means it includes a Triad (the Root C♭, the Third E♭, and the Fifth G♭), the Seventh B♭, and also includes the Thirteenth (Sixth) A♭ from the octave above.

Below you will find C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord Diagrams for Guitar with finger positions for the Open Chords (if any), Moveable Chords, Barre Chords, and Triad shapes (again if applicable) of the C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord, as well as the notes, notation, degrees, intervals, related scales and chords, and more.

Notes

C♭, E♭, G♭, B♭, D♭, F♭, A♭

Can be omitted: G♭, D♭, F♭

Notation

Degrees

Note	Number	Name
C♭	1	Tonic
E♭	3	Mediant
G♭	5	Dominant
B♭	7	Leading Tone
D♭	9	Supertonic
F♭	11	Subdominant
A♭	13	Submediant

Intervals

Notes	Semitones	Interval
C♭ > C♭	0	Perfect Unison (P1)
C♭ > E♭	4	Major 3rd (M3)
C♭ > G♭	7	Perfect 5th (P5)
C♭ > B♭	11	Major 7th (M7)
C♭ > D♭	14	Major 9th (M9)
C♭ > F♭	17	Perfect 11th (P11)
C♭ > A♭	21	Major 13th (M13)

Root

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Seventh

C♭ Major Thirteenth Open Chords

Open chord shapes for C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord with the root in the bass.

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C♭ Major Thirteenth Barre Chords and Moveable Chords

Moveable and Barre chord shapes for C♭ Major Thirteenth Chord with the root in the bass.

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C Shape

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A Shape

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G Shape

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E Shape

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Music Theory

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