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How to play A 7b13 chord on piano.

Master the A 7 (b13) chord, a member of the Dominant Chords family. Learn its composition of notes A, C#, E, G, and F, and understand its intervals 1, 3, 5, b7, and b13. Perfect your guitar …

Notes: A, C#, G, F. Intervals: 1P, 3M, 7m, 13m. Formula: 4,6,10,-8. Other names: A7b13.

Chord chart with explanations for A7 (b13).

7b13 is a common shorthand for an altered dominant. I.e. "b13" stands for #5 (no P5 in the chord), but b13 may make more sense in context. E.g., if this A7b13 is resolving to Dm, calling …

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The A7b13 chord, with its notes A, C#, G, and F, is a unique and intriguing musical structure. This chord combines the root A, a major third C#, a dominant seventh G, and a flattened thirteenth …

Here you can see a shape of the A7b13 (A Dominant 7th flat 13) chord. The shape diagram shows where to put which finger on the fingerboard. Also you can listen to the A7b13 (A …