Here’s another combination of “altered” chords:

“Cmin11 — F7 (#9#5) — Bbmin9″

In the key of “Db major”

Here’s how to play it:

1)

Bass = C

Right hand = Eb + G + Bb + D + F

2)

Bass = F

Right hand = A + Db + Eb + Ab

3)

Bass = Bb

Right hand = Ab + C + Db + F

* This progression is actually the start of a “7-3-6-2-5-1″ chord progression in the key of “Db major.” This progression covers the 7th, 3rd, and 6th degrees. Through previous “tip of the day” e-mails, you should be able to put a “2-5-1″ progression behind this one! Just explore the different possibilities and it will come to you!

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