E Augmented Seventh Chord

Also known as:
E Augmented 7th , Eaug7 , E+7 , E7♯5

The E Augmented Seventh Chord has an Augmented quality which includes a Major Third interval and an Augmented (raised or sharpened) Fifth that produces a mysterious, tense sound. E Augmented Seventh Chord contains the notes E, G♯, B♯, D. The E Augmented Seventh Chord is a Seventh type chord which means it consists of a Triad (the Root E, the Third G♯, and the Fifth B♯) and the Seventh D.

Below you will find the E Augmented Seventh Chord notes, notation, degrees, intervals, related scales and chords, and more.

Notes

E, G♯, B♯, D

Notation

Degrees

NoteNumberName
E1Tonic
G♯3Mediant
B♯♯5Dominant
D7Subtonic

Intervals

NotesSemitonesInterval
E > E0Perfect Unison (P1)
E > G♯4Major 3rd (M3)
E > B♯8Augmented 5th (A5)
E > D10minor 7th (m7)

Scales related to E Augmented Seventh Chord

Same Spellings

Scales that include all of the notes of the E Augmented Seventh Chord.

I+ Chord of E Whole Tone Scale

Different Spellings

Scales that include different spellings of all the notes of the E Augmented Seventh Chord.

I Chord of F Phrygian Dominant Mode

I+ Chord of F Whole Tone Scale

Chords related to E Augmented Seventh Chord

Enharmonic Equivalent

Chord with the same root and notes as the E Augmented Seventh Chord but different spelling.

F Augmented Seventh Chord

Same Notes

Chords that have all of the same notes (in any spelling) as the E Augmented Seventh Chord.

F Augmented Seventh Chord

Same Root Note

Chords that include the same notes (in any spelling) as the E Augmented Seventh Chord and have the same root note.

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Different Root Note

Chords that include the same notes (in any spelling) as the E Augmented Seventh Chord but have a different root note.

A♯ Dominant Seventh Sharp Eleventh Chord

B Dominant Seventh Sharp Eleventh Chord

D Dominant Seventh Sharp Eleventh Chord

F Augmented Seventh Chord

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