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Need help identifying a chord

  • 09-02-2008 9:02am
    #1
    damonjewel
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    Hi Guys

    I need help identifying a chord

    E
    A 3fret
    D 2fret
    G 5fret
    B 4fret
    E

    I think it is some kind of Cmaj7 but the eb on the second string (which kind of makes it a minor) gives it a certain dissonance. any ideas?


Comments

  • #2
    NoQuarter
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    i dont think that chord has a name, see here > http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/chord_name.php


  • #3
    kawaii
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    It's a C maj triad with an augmented 9th on top. The real question is WHY is that chord...


  • #4
    damonjewel
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    Its part of a progression I've been toying with, this weird Caug9(?)chord that then moves to a C#maj9.


  • #5
    Thomas from Presence
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    I'm afraid it's far weirder than Caug9. C augmented 9 means a C augmented triad expanded to the ninth. The C augmented part means a normal C major triad with an augmented fifth (#5). The 9 part means it has a dominant 7th and a nine so Caug9 is C E G# Bb D.

    This chord has a #9 so you could say Cadd#9 or Caddb10 though I've seen it refered more commonly as Cmin/maj.


  • #6
    damonjewel
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,148 ✭✭✭damonjewel


    Thomas from Presence wrote: »
    I'm afraid it's far weirder than Caug9. C augmented 9 means a C augmented triad expanded to the ninth. The C augmented part means a normal C major triad with an augmented fifth (#5). The 9 part means it has a dominant 7th and a nine so Caug9 is C E G# Bb D.

    This chord has a #9 so you could say Cadd#9 or Caddb10 though I've seen it refered more commonly as Cmin/maj.


    The Cmin/maj would seem the best way to describe this, Thanks


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