Title: The Jazz Piano Book

Front: What are the possible symbols for the major seventh chord in C?
Back: CΔ, CΔ7, C, C7, Cma7, Cmaj7, C6, and C6/9

Front: C-D♭ interval is named?
Back: minor 2nd/half step

Front: C-D is named?
Back: major 2nd/whole step

Front: C-E♭ is named?
Back: minor 3rd

Front: C-E is named?
Back: major 3rd

Front: C-F is named?
Back: perfect fourth

Front: C-F♯ is named?
Back: tritone/augmented 4th/diminished 5th

Front: C-G is named?
Back: perfect 5th

Front: C-G♯ is named?
Back: minor 6th/augmented 5th

Front: C-A is named?
Back: major 6th

Front: C-B♭ is named?
Back: minor 7th/augmented 6th

Front: C-B is named?
Back: major 7th

Front: C-C is named?
Back: octave

Front: A C major triad contains which notes?
Back: C-E-G

Front: A C minor triad contains which notes?
Back: C-E♭-G

Front: A C diminished triad contains which notes?
Back: C-E♭-G♭

Front: A C augmented triad contains which notes?
Back: C-E-G♯

Front: Which notes are contained in a major seventh C chord?
Back: C-E-G-B

Front: What are the possible symbols for the minor chord in D?
Back: D-7, Dmin7, Dmi7, Dm7

Front: What notes are contained in a minor seventh C chord?
Back: C-E♭-G-B♭

Front: Which notes are contained in a dominant seventh C chord?
Back: C-E-G-B♭

Front: Which mode is the major seventh chord based on?
Back: I

Front: Which mode is the minor seventh chord based on?
Back: II

Front: Which mode is the dominant seventh chord based on?
Back: V

Front: What's a three-note voicing of a chord?
Back: The root in the left hand, the third and the seventh in the right hand.

Front: How does the cycle of fifths look like?

Front: In which direction does the cycle of fifths move?
Back: Counterclockwise, in the direction of adding flats, in perfect fourths upwards.

Front: Give the notes for the C6 chord.
Back: C, E, G, A

Front: Give the notes for the C-6 chord.
Back: C, E♭, G, A

Front: Give the notes for the C13 chord.
Back: C, E, A, B♭

Front: Give the notes for the CΔ+4 chord.
Back: C, E, F♯, B

Front: Give the notes for the Csus4 chord.
Back: C, D, F, B♭

Front: Give the notes for the Csus4 chord so that it actually sounds nice.
Back: C, F, B♭, D

Front: Give the notes for the C-11 chord.
Back: C, E♭, F, B♭

Front: Give the notes for the C-11 chord so that it actually sounds good.
Back: C, E♭, B♭, F

Front: Give the notes for C7+11.
Back: C, E, B♭, F♯

Front: Give the notes for C7b9.
Back: C, E, B♭, D♭

Front: Give the notes for C7+9.
Back: C, E, B♭, E♭ (or D♯)

Front: Give the notes for C-7b5.
Back: C, E♭, B♭, G♭

Front: What does C∅ stand for?
Back: C-7b5.

Front: Give the notes for C7+5.
Back: C, E, B♭, G♯.

Front: Give the notes for C7bl3.
Back: C, E, B♭, A♭.

Front: What is the relation between C7+5 and C7bl3?
Back: They are, in practice (though not in theory), the same chord.

Front: What does F/G mean?
Back: The left part indicates what chord is to be played over the bass note described by the right part.
So F/G is a G bass note/chord in the left hand and a F chord in the right hand.

Front: How do you form the Phrygian chord?
Back: Using the dominant seventh chord with the thirteenth instead of the root in the bass.

Front: What chord does a sus chord resolve to especially nicely?
Back: The Δ chord a perfect fifth below.

Q: The different variants of writing the Phrygian chord for C are
• [...]
• [...]
• [...]
A: Csusb9; C Phryg; E7/C

The possible names for the Gsus4 chord are
• G7sus4
• Gsus4
• F/G
• D-7/G

The different modes, in order, are
• Ionian
• Dorian
• Phrygian
• Lydian
• Mixolydian
• Aeolian
• Locrian