B♭7♭9 chord on guitar

B♭7♭9 is the B♭ dominant 7 flat 9 chord. Its notes are B♭, D, F, A♭ and C♭. It is the same chord as A♯7♭9. A compact four-finger grip without the fifth. Try it as V in a minor key.

How to play B♭7♭9

Root on A string

no fifth
×EADGB×e12

x-13-12-13-12-x

Numbers show frets from the low E string to the high e string; x means don't play that string.

What's in B♭7♭9

Formula
1 · 3 · 5 · ♭7 · ♭9
Also written
B♭7♭9
Chord type
Dominant 7 flat 9

B♭7♭9 notes across the neck

open123456789101112FA♭B♭C♭DB♭C♭DFA♭DFA♭B♭C♭DA♭B♭C♭DFC♭DFA♭B♭C♭FA♭B♭C♭D

Every B♭, D, F, A♭ and C♭ on the first 12 frets. The filled dots are the root, B♭. Build your own shape from any nearby group.

Related chords

Other B♭ chords

Other dominant 7 flat 9 chords

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