How to Enter Flat 2nd in Chord

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1

I have a chord progression and the flat 2nd in the chord is crucial. Is there any way to enter this? For example I have an Eb major with an E natural in the voicing. Thanks! :blush:

2

I’m not a music theory expert, but if you could borrow bII from the Phrygian mode under the Non-diatonic column.

3

Hmm, perhaps we’re thinking two different things. That’d give a IIb chord, where I just need the flat 2nd scale degree to appear in the II chord.

4

You are asking for an added minor ninth chord (e.g. the chord consisting of Eâ™­ - G - Bâ™­ - Fâ™­ = Eâ™­(addâ™­9)), or the chord on the supertonic with the bass lowered (e.g. the chord Fâ™­ - Aâ™­ - C = Fâ™­+ in the key of Eâ™­ Major), or even the supertonic chord containing also the E note in Eâ™­ Major (e.g. the chord F - Aâ™­ - C - E = FmM7). None of these is possible.

5

In short, impossible… lol, thanks :smile:
What a shame with all the Jazz out there using the flatted 9th