Guitar chord Ab13(b9) - diagrams and theory
This chord is made up of the Root, Major Third, Perfect Fifth, Minor Seventh, Minor Ninth, Major Eleventh, and Major Thirteen
This chord is also spelled in the following ways:
- Ab Dominant Thirteen Flat Nine
- Ab 13-9
- Ab 13b9
- Ab13(b9)
The notes of the Ab Dominant Thirteen Flat Nine chord are Ab, C, Eb, Gb, Bbb, Db, and F
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Notes that compose the Ab 13(b9) chord:
Ab C Eb Gb Bbb Db F
Tones in the Dominant Thirteen Flat Nine chord:
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Chord tones in te Ab 13(b9) chord
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