Minor Chord Table
| Chord | Root | Minor Third | Perfect Fifth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cm | C | E♭ | G |
| C♯m | C♯ | E | G♯ |
| D♭m | D♭ | F♭ (E) | A♭ |
| Dm | D | F | A |
| D♯m | D♯ | F♯ | A♯ |
| E♭m | E♭ | G♭ | B♭ |
| Em | E | G | B |
| Fm | F | A♭ | C |
| F♯m | F♯ | A | C♯ |
| G♭m | G♭ | B (A) | D♭ |
| Gm | G | B♭ | D |
| G♯m | G♯ | B | D♯ |
| A♭m | A♭ | C♭ (B) | E♭ |
| Am | A | C | E |
| A♯m | A♯ | C♯ | E♯ (F) |
| B♭m | B♭ | D♭ | F |
| Bm | B | D | F♯ |
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