A♭ guitar chords
Every common A♭ chord (also written G♯) for guitar in one place. Tap a chord for more shapes, finger positions, the notes it contains and the chords that go with it.
A♭major
A♭mminor
A♭5power chord
A♭7dominant 7th
A♭maj7major 7th
A♭m7minor 7th
A♭sus2suspended 2nd
A♭sus4suspended 4th
A♭dimdiminished
A♭dim7diminished 7th
A♭augaugmented
A♭6major 6th
A♭m6minor 6th
A♭add9add 9
A♭madd9minor add 9
A♭9dominant 9th
A♭m9minor 9th
A♭maj9major 9th
A♭m7♭5half-diminished
A♭7sus4dominant 7th suspended 4th
A♭7♯9dominant 7th sharp 9
A♭7♭9dominant 7th flat 9
A♭13dominant 13th
A♭6/9six nine
A♭mMaj7minor major 7th
Chords by root note
A♭ chord questions
How many A♭ chords are there?
This page shows 25 common A♭ chords, from the basic A♭ major and A♭ minor to sevenths, suspended chords and jazz extensions. Each one has its own page with several ways to play it.
What is the difference between A♭ and A♭m?
A♭ on its own means A♭ major, built from A♭, C, E♭. A♭m is A♭ minor, where the middle note drops a semitone to give A♭, C♭, E♭. The minor sounds darker.
Which shape should I learn first?
Start with A♭ major and A♭ minor, then A♭7. Those three cover most songs. The other chords are colours you can add later.