F#9/13#5 Mandolin Chord
F#9/13#5 for Mandolin has the notes F# G# A# D D# E and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 2 3 #5 6 m7.
Mandolin chord name
F#9/13#5
F#9/13#5
Notes and structure
F# G# A# D D# E ( R 2 3 #5 6 m7)
F# G# A# D D# E ( R 2 3 #5 6 m7)
Alternative Names
F#9/13+5;
F#9/13+5;
Chord Construction
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is (aug): major + has augmented 5th (R´+ #5)
chord is 7#5 (augmented with dominant 7th): augmented chord (R,3,#5) + m7
chord is 9#5: chord 7#5 with added 2nd (9th)
chord is 9/13#5: chord 9#5 with added 6th (13th)
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is (aug): major + has augmented 5th (R´+ #5)
chord is 7#5 (augmented with dominant 7th): augmented chord (R,3,#5) + m7
chord is 9#5: chord 7#5 with added 2nd (9th)
chord is 9/13#5: chord 9#5 with added 6th (13th)
F#9/13#5 Chord on other instruments
F#9/13#5 piano
F#9/13#5 guitar
F#9/13#5 ukulele
F#9/13#5 mandolin
F#9/13#5 banjo
F#9/13#5 piano
F#9/13#5 guitarF#9/13#5 ukuleleF#9/13#5 mandolinF#9/13#5 banjoMandolin chord charts
(discarded 2 less important notes to make it possible to form the chord)
Scales Related to this chord
E leading whole tone G#/Ab minor lydian A#/Bb arabian A#/Bb eight tone spanish D#/Eb neopolitan D#/Eb neopolitan majorReferences related to this chord
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