What Notes Make up the Cadd9 Chord? Notice that the D is the 9th note that gives the Cadd9 chord its extra flavor. Try playing a C chord and then play a C9 chord to hear that extra punch that ninth note delivers.
Numbers higher that 8 are used when an additional note is added above the normal notes of the chord. So C-D-E-G is Cadd2, because it's a C chord (C-E-G) with a 2nd added in. C-E-G-D is Cadd9, because it's a C chord (C-E-G) with a 9th added, that is, the note one octave up from the 2nd.
The add 9th chord is simply a major or minor triad to which we add an extra note, called “the 9th”. The 9th of a chord is simply the note that is two frets above the root (of course we are not playing the root and the 9th together on the same string — this is impossible.
C9 is not the same as Cadd9. C9 is a C dominant seventh chord with an added ninth, whereas Cadd9 is a C major chord with an added ninth. There's a difference. Any time you see a chord that has just a number beside it you can be sure all of the scale degrees leading up to it are included in the chord.
The chords of C and G frequently appear together, so playing a Cadd9 instead of C whenever G is the adjacent chord works very well. Not only because it sounds good, but because it's a very similar shape to G; This means that your fingers don't have to move much to sound great.
Cadd9 Guitar Chord | C Added Ninth
The Cadd9 chord is known as: C Major Ninth Added. C Maj9. C Maj Add 9.
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The name diminished refers to the interval between the root note (R) and the fifth note (dim5 or ♭5) in the chord. It's smaller compared with major and minor chords. That's what diminishing means—making something smaller.
An F chord is formed with the notes F, A and C. We can play a simple triad shape across strings 4, 3 and 2. If I replace the A note on string 3 with the open G I create what is called an Fsus2. Adding an open string 1 to these shapes creates an Fmaj7 (commonly used by beginners to replace an F chord) or Fmaj7sus2.
A sus chord contains the 1st, 4th, and 5th notes of the major scale. It's important to note that a sus chord does not contain a 3rd. An add4 chord contains the 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 5th notes of the major scale. It's important to note that an add4 chord contains both a 3rd and 4th.
Add9 chords are often used to sustain a single note throughout a progression. All of the chords in the verse and chorus of Oasis' “Wonderwall” feature a ringing D note. The chorus starts on a Cadd9 chord.
True - It doesn't say add 2 but it says C2 because that added note can be a maj 2nd above. Harmonically, a major 2nd and a major 9th are equivalent. Melodically, they're different, but harmonically, we use the terms interchangeably. That's why there are several names - C2, C add 2 and Cadd9.
Notice now that, as there are 12 notes on the tempered scale and a diminished chord corresponds to another 4 chords identical to it, we can conclude that there are only 3 different diminished chords. They are: C°, C#° and D°. The remaining diminished chords are a consequence of these 3 chords: C° = D#° = F#° = A°
The good news is that in any given key, there are only three possible diminished seventh chords: the one whose root is the tonic of the key, the one whose root is a half step above the tonic, and the one whose root is a half step below the tonic.
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They are abbreviated "add" and there are mainly two types: add9 and add2 (there are also the less common add11 and add4). In the add9 the ninth tone in the scale is added and for the add2 the second tone in the scale is added.
The 9th chord is adding the 9 to a dominant 7 chord. An add9 chord adds the 9 to a major triad without the dominant 7. Dirk has it right. That means that the 9th chord would have 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9, whereas the add9 chord would have 1, 3, 5, and 9.
An add 9 chord implies you have a triad, root 3rd 5th, and your simply add a 9th. A sus2 chord implies that you have a triad and you move the 3rd down to a 2nd. The 2nd and the 9th are the same note but function differently.