Gm9

Extended · G root

Gm9

Rich and soulful. A favourite in R&B and jazz voicings.

0 st3 st7 st10 st14 st

Notes in Gm9

GRoot
A#3rd
D5th
F7th
A9th

G is one of the most used keys in Western music — the V chord in C, and home key for much of folk and country.

Identify the Chord Quality on G

Each chord below is played on G. Listen and identify whether you heard Gm9, Gm, G7, or another quality — the hardest and most useful ear training skill.

Minor 9th in All 12 Keys

Cm9C#m9D♭m9Dm9D#m9E♭m9Em9Fm9F#m9G♭m9Gm9G#m9A♭m9Am9A#m9B♭m9Bm9

Other Chords in G

GMajorGmMinorG°DiminishedG+AugmentedGsus2Sus2Gsus4Sus4Gmaj7Major 7thGm7Minor 7thG7Dominant 7thGø7Half Diminished

Related Extended

Gmaj9Major 9thG9Dominant 9thG1111thG1313th

About the Gm9 Chord

The Gm9 chord is a minor 9th chord built on G. It contains the notes G, A#, D, F, A — the root, third, fifth, seventh, and extensions.

Rich and soulful. A favourite in R&B and jazz voicings. Practising the Gm9 chord across different voicings and contexts builds the harmonic recognition that lets you identify it instantly in any musical setting — whether in a band mix, a recording, or a live performance.