How to Play E9b5 Chord on Guitar | E Dominant Ninth Flat five
The E9b5 chord is made up of the Root, Major Third, diminished Fifth, Minor Seventh, and Major Ninth
Some chord charts name this chord as:
- E Dominant Ninth Flat Five
- E 9-5
- E 9(b5)
- E Dom9b5
- E9b5
The notes in the E9b5 chord are E, G#, Bb, D, and F#
Notes that compose the E 9b5 chord:
EG#BbDF#
Chord structure of the Dominant Ninth Flat five chord:
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How To Play The E Dominant Ninth Flat five chord on guitar
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Chord tones in te E 9b5 chord
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