F#m9/Ab Ukulele Chord
F#m9/Ab for Ukulele has the notes F# Ab A C# E and can be played 4 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 2 m3 5 m7.
Ukulele chord name
F#m9/Ab
F#m9/Ab
Notes and structure
F# Ab A C# E ( R 2 m3 5 m7)
F# Ab A C# E ( R 2 m3 5 m7)
Related Chords
C#m(maj11)/Ab C#m6/11/Ab C#m11/Ab Dmaj9b5/Ab Ebdim11/Ab Ebm11/Ab Ebm11#5/Ab Eaug6/9/Ab E6/9b5/Ab E6/9/Ab F#9/13sus/Ab F#9/Ab F#9/11sus/Ab Ab11#5/C
C#m(maj11)/Ab C#m6/11/Ab C#m11/Ab Dmaj9b5/Ab Ebdim11/Ab Ebm11/Ab Ebm11#5/Ab Eaug6/9/Ab E6/9b5/Ab E6/9/Ab F#9/13sus/Ab F#9/Ab F#9/11sus/Ab Ab11#5/C
Alternative Names
F#m7/9/Ab; F#m7/Ab add2; F#m7/Ab add9;
F#m7/9/Ab; F#m7/Ab add2; F#m7/Ab add9;
Chord Construction
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7
chord is m9: chord m7 with added 2nd (9th)
minor chord: chord has minor third (R + m3)
chord is m7 (minor + dominant 7): minor chord (R,m3,5) + m7
chord is m9: chord m7 with added 2nd (9th)
F#m9/Ab Chord on other instruments
F#m9/Ab piano
F#m9/Ab guitar
F#m9/Ab ukulele
F#m9/Ab mandolin
F#m9/Ab banjo
F#m9/Ab piano
F#m9/Ab guitarF#m9/Ab ukuleleF#m9/Ab mandolinF#m9/Ab 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 E ionian A ionian C#/Db harmonic minor C#/Db natural minor F#/Gb natural minor F#/Gb dorian B dorian C#/Db phrygian G#/Ab phrygian D lydian A lydian E mixolydian B mixolydian C#/Db aeolian F#/Gb aeolian D#/Eb locrian G#/Ab locrian C altered bb7References related to this chord
Ninth Chords on WikipediaDominant Seventh Chords on Wikipedia