F#9 Guitar Chord | Play, Hear and Practice with Our Interactive Tool
The F#9 chord belongs to the Dominant Ninth family and is composed of the notes F#, A#, C#, E, and G#. These notes correspond to the intervals Root (1), Major Third (3), Perfect Fifth (5), Minor Seventh (b7), and Major Ninth (9). Unlock the full potential of this rich chord with our interactive fretboard tool right here: visualize fingerings, hear the chord played as a strum or arpeggio, and get instant guidance with real-time microphone feedback to ensure perfect execution.
This **F#9 chord** adds a sophisticated, jazzy flavor to your playing, building on the tension of a dominant seventh with the added complexity of the ninth. To deepen your understanding of how such chords are built, explore our detailed guide on Chord Construction. For more on this specific type of chord, dive into Ninth Chords, and grasp the function of the Dominant Chord family in music. As you practice, consider tips from our Improve Chords Change tutorial to integrate the F#9 smoothly into your progressions.
Below, you'll discover a comprehensive collection of F#9 chord diagrams, presented from the easiest open positions to more challenging movable shapes, alongside deeper music theory insights, popular songs featuring this chord, and the keys where it commonly appears. But first, take a moment to engage with the interactive tool above. Set a comfortable tempo with the built-in drum machine, strum the chord, and let the mic feedback confirm your technique. This hands-on, immediate practice is truly the most effective way to master the **F#9 chord** and integrate it into your playing.
Notes of the F# 9 chord:
How to create the Dominant Ninth chord:
F# Dominant Ninth Guitar Chord Fingers Positions
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FAQ
What specific notes make up an F#9 chord on the guitar?
The F#9 chord is composed of five distinct notes: F#, A#, C#, E, and G#. These notes form the complete sound of this dominant chord.
What musical intervals are used to build the F#9 chord?
The F#9 chord is constructed from five specific intervals relative to its root (F#). These are the root (1), major third (3), perfect fifth (5), minor seventh (b7), and major ninth (9).
How does the F#9 chord fit into the 'Dominant Chords' family?
The F#9 chord is classified as a dominant chord because its fundamental structure includes a root, major third, perfect fifth, and notably, a minor seventh. The addition of the major ninth further extends this dominant quality.
Is the F#9 chord considered an advanced chord, and what music styles can it be used in?
Yes, the F#9 chord is a bit more advanced than basic beginner chords, but it's highly rewarding to learn. While commonly featured in jazz chord progressions, it can also introduce a unique flavor to rock, blues, and various other musical styles.