C9 chord
The C9 chord (C dominant ninth) on a piano: the notes, every inversion and the keys it belongs to. Tap play to hear it, and download it as MIDI.
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C1E3G5Bbb7D9
About the dominant ninth chord
A dominant seventh with the ninth on top. Funky and full.
Formula: 1 3 5 b7 9. Used in: Funk, soul, disco and jazz.
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Questions
What notes are in a C9 chord?
C, E, G, Bb, D.
What is the formula of a dominant ninth chord?
1 3 5 b7 9. A dominant seventh with the ninth on top. Funky and full.
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