F#m7#5/E Mandolin Chord
F#m7#5/E for Mandolin has the notes F# A D E and can be played 6 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R m3 #5 m7.
Mandolin chord name
F#m7#5/E
F#m7#5/E
Notes and structure
F# A D E ( R m3 #5 m7)
F# A D E ( R m3 #5 m7)
Related Chords
Dbsus2/4(#5)/Eb
Dbsus2/4(#5)/Eb
Alternative Names
F#m7+5/E;
F#m7+5/E;
Chord Construction
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m#5: minor + has augmented 5th (R´+ #5)
chord is m7#5 (minor with augmented fifth and minor interval on the 7th): m#5 + m7
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m#5: minor + has augmented 5th (R´+ #5)
chord is m7#5 (minor with augmented fifth and minor interval on the 7th): m#5 + m7
F#m7#5/E Chord on other instruments
F#m7#5/E piano
F#m7#5/E guitar
F#m7#5/E ukulele
F#m7#5/E mandolin
F#m7#5/E banjo
F#m7#5/E piano
F#m7#5/E guitarF#m7#5/E ukuleleF#m7#5/E mandolinF#m7#5/E banjoMandolin chord charts
Scales Related to this chord
D major G major A major G melodic minor A melodic minor D ionian G ionian A ionian E natural minor F#/Gb natural minor B natural minor E dorian A dorian B dorian C#/Db phrygian F#/Gb phrygian B phrygian C lydian D lydian G lydianReferences related to this chord
Dominant Seventh Chords on WikipediaDiminished Seventh Chords on Wikipedia