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Augmented Chord Chart

Lesson 10/43 | Study Time: 5 Min
Augmented Chord Chart

Augmented Chord Chart

C Augmented Chord

C aug

Chord Symbol

C E G#

Notes in Chord

C# Augmented Chord

C# aug

Chord Symbol

C# F A

Notes in Chord

D Augmented Chord

D aug

Chord Symbol

D F# A#

Notes in Chord

Eb Augmented Chord

Eb aug

Chord Symbol

Eb G B

Notes in Chord

E Augmented Chord

E aug

Chord Symbol

E G# C

Notes in Chord

F Augmented Chord

F aug

Chord Symbol

F A C#

Notes in Chord

F# Augmented Chord

F# aug

Chord Symbol

F# A# D

Notes in Chord

G Augmented Chord

G aug

Chord Symbol

G B D#

Notes in Chord

G# Augmented Chord

G# aug

Chord Symbol

G# C E

Notes in Chord

A Augmented Chord

A aug

Chord Symbol

A C# F

Notes in Chord

Bb Augmented Chord

Bb aug

Chord Symbol

Bb D F#

Notes in Chord

B Augmented Chord

B aug

Chord Symbol

B Eb G

Notes in Chord

Know your Keyboards…

Synthesizers

Synthesizers are electronic instruments which can produce a wide range of sounds through analog or digital means. Early analog synths, like the Roland Jupiter-8, operated by generating audio signals of different frequencies, however most modern synths, like the Roland Fantom-X (pictured) use digital technology to produce sounds. Synthesizers generally incorporate a traditional piano-style keyboard in their design with additional controls such as buttons and knobs to allow users to modify the sound.

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