F MINOR THIRTEENTH - GUITAR
Bass position 1
Bass position 8
Chord composition
| I | ♭III | ♭VII | IX | XI | XIII |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Root | Minor third | Minor seventh | Major ninth | Perfect eleventh | Major thirteenth |
| F | G# | D# | G | A# | D |
ALL ABOUT THE F MINOR THIRTEENTH CHORD
Chord Composition
The F Minor Thirteenth chord is composed of 6 notes :
- F (Root)
- G# (Minor third)
- D# (Minor seventh)
- G (Major ninth)
- A# (Perfect eleventh)
- D (Major thirteenth)
These notes form a minor thirteenth chord, maximum extension of minor.
How to play F Minor Thirteenth on guitar
The m13 chord F Minor Thirteenth theoretically contains: 1-3b-5-7b-9-11-13 (7 notes).
- Essential voicings: 1-3b-7-9-13 or 3b-7-9-11-13
- Minor modal jazz: ultimate dorian color
- Sophisticated neo-soul: maximum minor richness
- Advanced funk: dense minor grooves
Maximum extension of a minor chord, used in modal jazz and neo-soul for extremely rich textures.
Common uses of F Minor Thirteenth
The m13 chord represents the minor summit:
- Modal jazz: ultimate dorian iim13
- Neo-soul: maximum minor sophistication
- Modern funk: ultra-rich minor grooves
Styles
Modal jazz: maximum dorian color.
Neo-soul: absolute minor richness.