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    This document introduces the 9 chord, which is a dominant 7 chord with the addition of the 9th scale note. The 9 chord has a jazzier sound and is commonly used for the IV and V chords in blues progressions. The author will demonstrate voicings for the 9 chord and play through a 12 bar blues form using 9 chords for the IV and V chords and thumb voicings for the I chord.

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    This document introduces the 9 chord, which is a dominant 7 chord with the addition of the 9th scale note. The 9 chord has a jazzier sound and is commonly used for the IV and V chords in blues progressions. The author will demonstrate voicings for the 9 chord and play through a 12 bar blues form using 9 chords for the IV and V chords and thumb voicings for the I chord.

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    Learn the 9 Chord - A Useful Jazz Chord for Blues Progressions

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    Introducing the 9 Chord

    By Anders Mouridsen

    In this lesson I'm gonna show you a really useful type of chord called a "9 chord". It's used in all styles of music, and is
    particularly useful in the context of the blues.
    All it is, is a dominant 7 chord, where you add the 9th scale step (Which is the same as the 2, but up an octave). It has a
    jazzier sound and is often used for the IV and V chord.
    After going through the voicings, we're gonna play through the 12 bar form using thumb voicings for the I chord and 9 chords
    for the IV and V chord!

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    Introducing the 9 Chord


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