C♯m(maj7) (minor-major seventh) / D♭m(maj7) (minor-major seventh)

4-note minor-major 7th on C♯ / D♭C♯, E, G♯, C.

Press to hear the chord strummed low to high.

A minor triad with a MAJOR seventh — the clash of the minor third against the leading tone gives it a haunted, cinematic edge.

The notes

Pitches taken from the first fingering below — click any note to open its frequency page.

Interval formula

DegreeNoteWhat it is
1C♯root
♭3Eminor third
5G♯perfect fifth
7Cmajor seventh

The formula reads in semitones above the root (C♯): 1, ♭3, 5, 7. A voicing may leave a tone out — often the fifth — but never adds one from outside this set.

Guitar fingerings · 4

42
open position
4fr114231
from fret 4
9fr132111
from fret 9
11fr11342
from fret 11

Ukulele fingerings · 4

124
open position
4fr2111
from fret 4
3fr4221
from fret 3
6fr1342
from fret 6

Read a diagram top-down: the thick bar is the nut, dots are where to press (the number is which finger), means play the open string, means don't play it. A bar across strings is a barre.

Other C♯ / D♭ chords

m(maj7) (minor-major seventh) chords on every root