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Embellish the measures with these chords: C7 and Ab7 The altered tones are in bold type. Those tones usually resolve by half-step to a scale or chord tone. This amounts to tension then release. It’s a natural occurrence in music. The 3rd’s and 7th’s are underlined. SCALES 1. DOM.7th = C7 = C D E F G A Bb C This is the basic dominant 7th ...
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- Major Chords
- Minor Chords
- Diminished Chords
- Augmented Chords
- Seventh Chords
- Dominant Seventh Chord
- Minor Seventh Chord
- Major Seventh Chord
- Diminished Seventh Chord
- Half Diminished Chord
Major chords have a clear and bright sound that typically conveys feelings of joy and optimism. The sound of a major chord is often described as full and resonant, making it a go-to for creating a cheerful and inviting musical atmosphere. The formation of a major chord involves three notes: 1. The root note, which establishes the chord’s basic pitc...
Minor chords possess a distinctive sound that is often perceived as somber, reflective, or melancholic. This quality stems from the minor chord’s ability to evoke deeper emotions compared to the brighter and more upbeat major chords. The structure of a minor chord is formed by three key components: 1. The root note, which serves as the foundational...
Diminished chords have a distinct sound that is often described as tense, unstable, or mysterious. The sound of a diminished chord is characterized by its dissonance, which can evoke feelings of unease or anticipation in the listener. A diminished chord is formed by: 1. The root note 2. A minor third interval above the root 3. A diminished fifth in...
Augmented chords are known for their dissonant sound that can evoke a sense of tension or unresolved feeling. Unlike the more stable major and minor chords, augmented chords have a unique quality that can dramatically alter the mood and direction of a piece of music. An augmented chord is constructed with the following intervals: 1. The root note 2...
Seventh chords are triads with an additional note, this additional note is a seventh above the root. There are six common types of chords in this section: 1. Dominant seventh chord 2. Minor seventh chord 3. Major seventh chord 4. Diminished seventh chord 5. Half diminished chord 6. Augmented seventh chord There are more of these types of chords in ...
Dominant seventh chords are built using a major triad on the fifth note of the scale and then a flat seventh, also known as the dominant seventh, added on top! For example in the key of G major, the Dominant seventh chord would start on the note D, the fifth note of the scale. (The fifth note of any scale is called the dominant note) G A B C D We w...
A minor seventh chord is built using a minor triad with a minor seventh added to the top. Lets take a look at an example in C minor. The tonic triad of C minor is C, Eb, G now we simply add a minor seventh to the top of this chord. The minor seventh from C natural is Bb. (If these intervals are confusing, have a look at our intervals article). So t...
A major seventh triad consists of a major triad with an additional major seventh added to the top. For example let’s take the G major tonic triad. This has the notes G, B, D We now simply add a major seventh to the top of this triad. This would be an F sharp as a major seventh above G natural is an F sharp. G major seventh will have the notes G, B,...
Diminished seventh chords consist of a diminished triad with a diminished seventh added to the top. Let’s write out a diminished chord starting on B. A diminished chord starting on B includes the notes B, D, F – remember in a diminished chord we must make sure that the interval of a fifth is diminished. We can now add in a diminished seventh to the...
Half diminished chords have a diminished triad with an additional minor seventh. Where a diminished chord had both intervals diminished this one is half diminished because only one of the intervals is diminished! Let’s look at an example in C minor C minor diminished triad has the notes C, Eb, Gb Now we simply add in the minor seventh to the top. A...
A seventh chord consists of a root, 3rd, 5th, & 7th interval. These chords have a bit more ‘colour’ than triads and you will often hear them in Blues and Jazz. Using the C Major Scale once again, we would take the notes C, E, G, and B. This gives us a C Major Seventh chord because of the Major 3rd, Perfect 5th, and Major 7th intervals.
25. Feb. 2024 · Seventh Chords. A seventh chord gets its name because it uses the 7th scale degree. As we said above, a triad chord uses the root note, the 3rd scale degree, and the 5th scale degree to make a chord. So if an E major scale is E – F# – G# – A – B – C# – D# – E, then the E major triad would be the 1st, 3rd, and 5th letter ...
25. Sept. 2018 · Music Theory. Seventh Chords Explained. Learn more about seventh chords, the seven types, and the uses of each type with descriptions and images as the ultimate guide for you to master. Musicnotes. Sep 25, 2018 • 7 min read. Seventh chords are a pillar of music theory!
30. Juli 2020 · Seven Chords. by Taylor Swift. 373,717 views, added to favorites 24,890 times. Author sophiedriscol1 [pro] 199. 3 contributors total, last edit on Jul 30, 2020. View official tab. We have an...
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