G#m7#5/F# Mandolin Chord
G#m7#5/F# for Mandolin has the notes G# B E F# and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R m3 #5 m7.
Mandolin chord name
G#m7#5/F#
G#m7#5/F#
Notes and structure
G# B E F# ( R m3 #5 m7)
G# B E F# ( R m3 #5 m7)
Alternative Names
G#m7+5/F#;
G#m7+5/F#;
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
G#m7#5/F# Chord on other instruments
G#m7#5/F# piano
G#m7#5/F# guitar
G#m7#5/F# ukulele
G#m7#5/F# mandolin
G#m7#5/F# banjo
G#m7#5/F# piano
G#m7#5/F# guitarG#m7#5/F# ukuleleG#m7#5/F# mandolinG#m7#5/F# banjoMandolin chord charts
Scales Related to this chord
E major A major B major A melodic minor B melodic minor E ionian A ionian B ionian C#/Db natural minor F#/Gb natural minor G#/Ab natural minor C#/Db dorian F#/Gb dorian B dorian C#/Db phrygian D#/Eb phrygian G#/Ab phrygian D lydian E lydian A lydianReferences related to this chord
Dominant Seventh Chords on WikipediaDiminished Seventh Chords on Wikipedia