Re: Beginner song of the week No 2

Lumpy wrote:
> > Here's some more subs that might interest...
> >
> > E(#9)
> > Summer__

johnty wrote:
> What is E(#9)?
> E maj with an added sharp 9th (E-G#-B-G)?

Correct..:-)

Typically, any chord with extended numbers
(9,11,13) contain all the numbers below.
(the chord tones, stacked 3rds)
In this case it's a 9th so it would technically
contain the 7th (D). Note that it's the dominant
or minor 7th, not the major 7th (D#).

Root position shape might be fingered as 022133
or the notes E B E G# D G
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
chord tones 1 5 1 3 7 #9


Lump





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