Music theory questions answered

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   This thread is for site members with questions about theory.
I was just asked about two things:  Emi/A  and  C#13+11

1) Emi/A is an E minor chord with an A in the bass. The 'mi' stands for minor. 
Sometimes a lower case 'm' means minor, and upper case 'M' means Major.

2) C#13+11 is a C#13 chord with a sharped 11. The 11 in a C# chord is F#, if we sharp that, we get an F double sharp, or F##, which is the same as a G.
The entire chord would include C# E# G# B D# F## and A#

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	This thread is for site members with questions about theory. I was just asked about two things: Emi/A and C#13+11 1) Emi/A is an E minor chord with an A in the bass. The 'mi' stands for minor. Sometimes a lower case 'm' means minor, and upper case 'M' means Major. 2) C#13+11 is a C#13 chord with a sharped 11. The 11 in a C# chord is F#, if we sharp that, we get an F double sharp, or F##, which is the same as a G. The entire chord would include C# E# G# B D# F## and A#