Gaug(b9)\Bb Banjo Chord

Aka: Gaug7(9-)\Bb
The G augmented dominant flat ninth inverted on Bb Chord for Banjo has the notes Bb G B D# F Ab and interval structure m3 1 3 #5 b7 b9.

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on banjo frets: 8 9 8 6 6$

Full name:
G augmented dominant flat ninth inverted on Bb

Common abbreviations:
Gaug^b9\Bb Gaug7(9-)\Bb

Chord Sound:

Chord Structure:

Notes	Bb⁽ⁱ⁾	G	B	D#	F	Ab
Intervals	m3⁽ⁱ⁾	1	3	#5	b7	b9

⁽ⁱ⁾ this note is not the key but is set as the inversion (lowest pitch note)

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on banjo frets: 8 9 8 6 6$

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\B chord on banjo frets: x 9 8 8 6$

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\D# chord on banjo frets: x x 8 8 6$

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\F chord on banjo frets: 3 5 4 x 6$

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Ab chord on banjo frets: 6 6 8 8 6$

$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on left handled banjo frets: 8 9 8 6 6$

Piano
$Piano keyboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on notes: Bb G B D# F Ab$

Guitar
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on guitar frets: x 1 3 0 0 1$

Ukulele
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on ukulele frets: 3 3 1 1$

Violin
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on violin frets: 3 3 2 3$

Cello
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on cello frets: 10 8 8 8$

Viola
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on viola frets: 10 10 9 10$

Bass
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on bass frets: 6 8 5 8$

Mandolin
$Fretboard image for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord on mandolin frets: 3 3 2 3$

$Musical staff for the Gaug(b9)\Bb chord$

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