How to form a 7th Chord with flat 5th (such as C7-5)
7th Chord with flat 5th
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Augmented 7th Chords
Augmented 7th Chords
Continue reading →Half-diminished 7th chords (Watch short video)
Half-diminished 7th chords
Continue reading →Minor Chords With a Major 7th (such as cm/maj7) – Watch Video
Minor chords with a major 7th (such as cm/maj7)
Continue reading →Minor 7th Chords
Minor 7th chords are composed of a minor triad combined with the lowered 7th of the major scale of that particular key.
Continue reading →Major 7th Chords (Symbol is maj7)
Major 7th chords are formed by adding the 7th note of the major scale to a major triad.
Continue reading →7th Chords (Also refered to as a dominant 7th chord) – Watch short video
7th chords are 4 note chords composed of a major triad and a lowered 7th degree of the scale. They are often refered to as “dominant 7th chords”. Watch the short video below: For more complete information, please go to: … Continue reading →
Minor 6th Chords: How To Form Them On The Piano
Minor 6th Chords: How To Form Them On The Piano
Continue reading →6th Chords: How To Form Them On The Piano (Watch Video)
6th Chords: How To Form Them On The Piano
Continue reading →Diminished Triads On The Piano (Video)
A diminished triad is formed by lowering both the 3rd and the 5th of a major triad.
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