One chord that is not very popular is the A sharp or A# chord. Nonetheless, it adds a lot of variety to your music. It is great when creating a tension or an edge to a progression in blues, rock or classical music. Moving in or out of those chords enhances other parts, since it is less common to those transitions. It is a bit difficult since it requires a bit more finesse, but the sound is worth the effort.
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Here are all the A# family chords and 5 different variations of each of them in different frets or transposes:
1. A#maj
2. A#min
3. A#aug
4. A#dim
5. A#sus2
6. A#7b9b13
7. A#maj7
8. A#min7
9. A#dim7
10. A#sus4
11. A#7b5sharp9
12. A#7
13. A#9
14. A#11
15. A#13
16. A#7b5
17. A#7sharp5
18. A#7b9
19. A#7sharp9
20. A#add6
21. A#add9
22. A#6/9
23. A#5
24. A#minor6
25. A#minor9
26. A#min7b5
