A9 Violin Chord

Aka: Adom9 A7(9)
The A dominant ninth Chord for Violin has the notes A C# E G B and interval structure 1 3 5 b7 9 and has 4 possible voicings/fret configurations.

Full name:
A dominant ninth

Common abbreviations:
A⁹ Adom9 A7(9) A^dom9

Chord Sound:

Chord Structure:

Notes	A	C#	E^(o)	G	B
Intervals	1	3	5^(o)	b7	9

^(o) this note may be omitted from the chord voicing

$Fretboard image for the A9\C# chord on violin frets: 6 5 7 7$

$Fretboard image for the A9\E chord on violin frets: 9 7 7 7$

$Fretboard image for the A9\G chord on violin frets: 0 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the A9\B chord on violin frets: 4 5 4 5$

$Fretboard image for the C#m7b5\A chord on violin frets: 2 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the Dbm7b5\A chord on violin frets: 2 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the Em6\A chord on violin frets: 2 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the A7\B chord on violin frets: 4 5 4 5$

$Fretboard image for the E6sus4\G chord on violin frets: 0 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the Gdim7sus2\B chord on violin frets: 4 5 4 5$

$Fretboard image for the A7sus2\C# chord on violin frets: 6 5 7 7$

$Fretboard image for the Baug7sus2\E chord on violin frets: 9 7 7 7$

$Fretboard image for the C#m7#5\G chord on violin frets: 0 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the Dbm7#5\G chord on violin frets: 0 2 2 3$

$Fretboard image for the Baug(sus2/4)\A chord on violin frets: 2 2 2 3$