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D9♯11 chord

D Dominant 9th Sharp 11

D9#11 · Root

1D43F#45A4b7C59E5#11G#5
C415b7C59C63#11

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Notes

D – F♯ – A – C – E – G♯

Formula

1 – 3 – 5 – b7 – 9 – #11

Practice Note

This Lydian-dominant color can function as V7 or as a sustained dominant sonority in jazz and fusion. The 5th is often left out of piano voicings; retain the 3rd, b7, and #11 for its characteristic tritone-and-color tension.

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About D9#11

The D9#11 chord sounds distinctive, with a dominant 9th sharp 11 character. Its notes are D, F#, A, C, E, G#. This chord is commonly heard in jazz, and gospel music.

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