Hobbies Playing Music Augmented Piano Triad Chords Share PINTEREST Email Print Playing Music Playing Piano Piano Chords Tutorials Buying Advice Music Education Playing Guitar Home Recording By Brandy Kraemer Updated on 08/21/19 01 of 07 C Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Caug Piano Chords | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: C• Major Third: E• Augmented Fifth: G♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Cmajor | Cmajor6 | Cmajor7 | Cmajor9 ▪ Cminor | Cminor6 | Cminor7 | Cminor9 ▪ C diminished | C diminished 7th ▪ C augmented | C augmented 7th ▪ C sus 2nd ▪ C sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 02 of 07 D Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Daug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: D• Major Third: F♯• Augmented Fifth: A♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Dmajor | Dmajor6 | Dmajor7 | Dmajor9▪ Dminor | Dminor6 | Dminor7 | Dminor9 ▪ D diminished | D diminished 7th ▪ D augmented | D augmented 7th ▪ D sus 2nd ▪ D sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 03 of 07 E Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Eaug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: E• Major Third: G♯• Augmented Fifth: B♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Emajor | Emajor6 | Emajor7 | Emajor9 ▪ Eminor | Eminor6 | Eminor7 | Eminor9 ▪ E diminished | E diminished 7th ▪ E augmented | E augmented 7th ▪ E sus 2nd ▪ E sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 04 of 07 F Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Faug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: F• Major Third: A• Augmented Fifth: C♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Fmajor | Fmajor6 | Fmajor7 | Fmajor9 ▪ Fminor | Fminor6 | Fminor7 | Fminor9 ▪ F diminished | F diminished 7th ▪ F augmented | F augmented 7th ▪ F sus 2nd ▪ F sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 05 of 07 G Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Gaug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: G• Major Third: B• Augmented Fifth: D♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Gmajor | Gmajor6 | Gmajor7 | Gmajor9 ▪ Gminor | Gminor6 | Gminor7 | Gminor9 ▪ G diminished | G diminished 7th ▪ G augmented | G augmented 7th ▪ G sus 2nd ▪ G sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 06 of 07 A Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Aaug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: A• Major Third: C♯• Augmented Fifth: E♯ About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Amajor | Amajor6 | Amajor7 | Amajor9 ▪ Aminor | Aminor6 | Aminor7 | Aminor9 ▪ A diminished | A diminished 7th ▪ A augmented | A augmented 7th ▪ A sus 2nd ▪ A sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index 07 of 07 B Augmented Chord | Piano Triads Sidney Llyn Go to chord:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# Baug Piano Chord | View as Bass Chord • Root Note: B• Major Third: D♯• Augmented Fifth: Fx (double-sharp) About Augmented Chords An augmented chord (abbreviated aug or with the symbol +) lacks a tonal focal point. The intervals of an augmented triad are both four half steps; the chord is too balanced, which makes the ear crave a note or chord that can resolve it, often a major chord. Switch Chord Type: ▪ Bmajor | Bmajor6 | Bmajor7 | Bmajor9 ▪ Bminor | Bminor6 | Bminor7 | Bminor9 ▪ B diminished | B diminished 7th ▪ B augmented | B augmented 7th ▪ B sus 2nd ▪ B sus 4th ■ Back to Master Chord Index