A#(b5) Banjo Chord
A#(b5) for Banjo has the notes A# D E and can be played 20 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 3 b5.
Banjo chord name
A#(b5)
A#(b5)
Notes and structure
A# D E ( R 3 b5)
A# D E ( R 3 b5)
Related Chords
Dsus2(#5) Dsus2(#5)/E Dsus2(#5)/A# Eb7sus/Db Ebmaj7sus/D Ebmaj7sus Ebmaj7sus/A# E6b5sus/Db E7b5sus/D Emaj7b5sus/D# E7b5sus Emaj7b5sus E7b5sus/A# Emaj7b5sus/A# A#dim/Db A#(b5)/D
Dsus2(#5) Dsus2(#5)/E Dsus2(#5)/A# Eb7sus/Db Ebmaj7sus/D Ebmaj7sus Ebmaj7sus/A# E6b5sus/Db E7b5sus/D Emaj7b5sus/D# E7b5sus Emaj7b5sus E7b5sus/A# Emaj7b5sus/A# A#dim/Db A#(b5)/D
Alternative Names
A#-5;
A#-5;
Chord Construction
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is (b5): major + has diminished 5th (R´+ b5)
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is (b5): major + has diminished 5th (R´+ b5)
Banjo chord charts
Scales Related to this chord
F major F melodic minor G melodic minor B melodic minor F ionian D harmonic minor B harmonic minor D natural minor G dorian A phrygian A#/Bb lydian C mixolydian D aeolian E locrian E blues C#/Db diminished (halftone - wholetone) E diminished (halftone - wholetone) G diminished (halftone - wholetone) A#/Bb diminished (halftone - wholetone) D diminished (wholetone - halftone)References related to this chord
Major Seventh Chords on WikipediaDiminished Seventh Chords on Wikipedia