E6/9/G# Ukulele Chord
E6/9/G# for Ukulele has the notes E F# G# B C# and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 2 3 5 6.
Ukulele chord name
E6/9/G#
E6/9/G#
Notes and structure
E F# G# B C# ( R 2 3 5 6)
E F# G# B C# ( R 2 3 5 6)
Related Chords
C#m11 C#maj9/11sus/Eb C#6/9sus4/Eb C#9/11sus/Eb C#m11/E C#m11/F# C#m11/G# C#m6/11/Bb C#m11/B Ebdim11/C# Ebm11/C# Ebm11#5/C# Ebdim11 Ebm11 Ebm11#5 Ebdim11/F#
C#m11 C#maj9/11sus/Eb C#6/9sus4/Eb C#9/11sus/Eb C#m11/E C#m11/F# C#m11/G# C#m6/11/Bb C#m11/B Ebdim11/C# Ebm11/C# Ebm11#5/C# Ebdim11 Ebm11 Ebm11#5 Ebdim11/F#
Alternative Names
E6/7/9/G#; E6/7/G# add2; E6/7/G# add9;
E6/7/9/G#; E6/7/G# add2; E6/7/G# add9;
Chord Construction
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is 6 (major with added 6th)
chord is 6/9: chord 6 with added 2nd (9th)
major chord: chord has major third (R + 3)
chord is 6 (major with added 6th)
chord is 6/9: chord 6 with added 2nd (9th)
E6/9/G# Chord on other instruments
E6/9/G# piano
E6/9/G# guitar
E6/9/G# ukulele
E6/9/G# mandolin
E6/9/G# banjo
E6/9/G# piano
E6/9/G# guitarE6/9/G# ukuleleE6/9/G# mandolinE6/9/G# banjoUkulele chord charts
(discarded 1 less important note to make it possible to form the chord)
Scales Related to this chord
E major A major B major 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 lydian E mixolydianReferences related to this chord
Altered Seventh Chords on WikipediaMajor Seventh Chords on Wikipedia