The A11 chord
The A11 chord is built from A, B, D, E, G. With notation, piano keyboard, guitar and ukulele shapes.
In notation
A seventh chord with ninth and eleventh. The third usually gives way to the eleventh, or the two clash.
Intervals from the root
Piano
Guitar
There is no shape for this chord that plays exactly the notes given above. On guitar and ukulele the eleventh chord is usually fingered with the major third; here it is notated with the ninth instead, as is usual in writing. Better no diagram than one showing different notes.
Ukulele
There is no shape for this chord that plays exactly the notes given above. On guitar and ukulele the eleventh chord is usually fingered with the major third; here it is notated with the ninth instead, as is usual in writing. Better no diagram than one showing different notes.
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