Major seventh sharp eleventh chord

Major seventh sharp eleventh chord

Major seventh sharp eleventh chord (Major 7(11)) may refer to:

  • Lydian chord, a major seventh chord with a compound augmented fourth
  • Lydian augmented chord, an augmented seventh chord with a compound augmented fourth

See: List of chords


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