D Dominant Seventh Flat Thirteen Added (D7(b13)) chords on guitar
The D Dominant Seventh Flat Thirteen Added chord is made up of the Root, Major Third, Perfect Fifth, Minor Seventh, and Flat Thirteen
Some books show this chord as:
- D Dominant Seventh Flat Thirteen Added
- D Dom7b13
- D 7b13
- D 7-13
- D7(b13)
The notes of this chord are D, F#, A, C, and Bb
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Notes of the D 7(b13) chord:
D F# A C Bb
Formula of the Dominant Seventh Flat Thirteen Added chord:
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How To Play The D Dominant Seventh Flat Thirteen Added chord on guitar
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Chord tones in te D 7(b13) chord
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