E♭ Augmented
Ebaug · Root
Every chord tone stacked from the root up.
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E♭ – G – B
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An augmented triad has a raised fifth, giving it a bright, unsettled sound. It often acts as a passing chord or dominant-color chord, with the augmented fifth commonly moving by step to a stable chord tone.
The Ebaug chord sounds bright, unsettled, and dreamlike. Its notes are Eb, G, B. This chord is commonly heard in classical music, and gypsy jazz.