The A-flat dominant eleventh chord (abbreviated Ab11 chord) is a six-note chord consisting of the notes A, C, E, G, B, and D. The chord is formed by adding an eleventh to the A-flat dominant ninth chord.

In practice, the third (C) and fifth (E) are often omitted from the Ab11 chord to avoid a very dissonant sound, and because it's not always possible to play all notes simultaneously.

Name
A-flat dominant eleventh chord
Notes
ACEGBD
Intervals
1357911
Chord symbol
A11
Type
Hexad (six-note chord)

Ab11 chord on piano

Ab11 chord on guitar

Ab11 chord on ukulele

Ab11 chord on the staff

Translations of Ab11 chord

Bulgarian
Ла-бемол доминантов ундецимакорд
Chinese (Simplified)
降A属十一和弦
Chinese (Traditional)
降A屬十一和弦
German
As-Dominant-Undezim-Akkord
Indonesian
akor A-mol dominan kesebelas
Italian
accordo di La bemolle undicesima di dominante
Japanese
Aフラット ドミナントイレブンスコード
Korean
A-flat dominant eleventh chord
Polish
akord as dominantowy undecymowy
Portuguese
acorde de Lá bemol de 11ª dominante
Russian
ля-бемоль-доминантный ундецимаккорд
Spanish
acorde de la bemol dominante con oncena
Turkish
La bemol dominant onbirli akoru
Ukrainian
ля-бемоль домінантний ундецимакорд
Vietnamese
hợp âm La giáng át 11