A#6/9 chord - A# Major Sixth Nine Added - guitar chord chart
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The intervals in this chord are Root, Major Third, Perfect Fifth, Major Sixth, and Major Ninth
The A#6/9 chord is known as:
- A# Major Sixth Nine Added
- A# 6 Add 9
- A#6/9
The notes of the A#6/9 chord are A#, C##, E#, F##, and B#
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A# 6/9 chord Notes:
A# C## E# F## B#
How the Major Sixth Nine Added chord is built:
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How To Play The A#6/9 chord on guitar
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Position 1
Open
Position 2
Movable
Position 3
Barre Movable
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A# 6/9 guitar chord: fretboard map of the intervals
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- John has a job, family, and kids and has no time for a fixed guitar lesson schedule.
- Billie couldn't find a jazz instructor in the area where he lives.
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- Zoe was sicked of her superstar 1000-notes-per-second private instructor that taught her nothing.
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