C#9/11sus/Eb Mandolin Chord
C#9/11sus/Eb for Mandolin has the notes C# Eb F# G# B and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 2 4 5 m7.
| Mandolin chord name | C#9/11sus/Eb |
| Notes and structure | C# Eb F# G# B ( R 2 4 5 m7) |
| Related Chords | C#maj9/11sus/Eb C#6/9sus4/Eb Ebdim11/C# Ebm11/C# Ebm11#5/C# Ebdim11 Ebm11 Ebm11#5 Ebdim11/F# Ebm11/F# Ebm11#5/F# Ebdim11/G# Ebm11/G# Ebm11#5/G# Ebdim11/A Ebm11/A# |
| Chord Categories | 7 9 |
| Chord Construction | suspended chord: chord has no third (no m3 or 3) chord is 7sus (suspended dominant 7): suspended + m7 chord is 9sus: chord 7sus with added 2nd (9th) chord is 9/11sus: chord 9sus with added 4th (11th) |
| C#9/11sus/Eb on other instruments | C#9/11sus/Eb piano C#9/11sus/Eb guitar C#9/11sus/Eb ukulele C#9/11sus/Eb mandolin C#9/11sus/Eb banjo |
Mandolin chord charts
(discarded 1 less important note to make it possible to form the chord)
Scales Related to this chord
E major F#/Gb major B major F#/Gb melodic minor E ionian F#/Gb ionian B ionian C#/Db natural minor D#/Eb natural minor G#/Ab natural minor C#/Db dorian F#/Gb dorian G#/Ab dorian D#/Eb phrygian G#/Ab phrygian A#/Bb phrygian E lydian A lydian B lydian C#/Db mixolydianReferences related to this chord
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