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The intervals that compose the G Augmented Fifth chord are Root, Major Third, and Augmented Fifth
Different notations for the G Augmented Fifth chord:
- G Augmented Fifth
- G Augmented Triad
- G +5
- G #5
- Gaug
The notes of the Gaug chord are G, B, and D#
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Notes that compose the G aug chord:
G B D#
Chord structure of the Augmented Fifth chord:
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G Augmented Fifth Guitar Chord Diagrams
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Fretboard map of G aug chord tones
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