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Seventh Chords
- A seventh chord has an added third on top of the fifth in a triad.
- Major Seventh Chord labeled simply FM7
- Major/Minor Seventh Chord labeled F7
- Minor/Minor Seventh Chord labeled Fm7
- Half diminished Seventh Chord labeled F07 (with a slash through the 0)
- Fully diminished Seventh Chord labeled F07.
Seventh Chords
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- Intro
- Lesson Objectives
- A Seventh Chord is a Triad With An Added Third
- Major-Major Seventh Chord, Major Triad + Major Seventh
- Major-Minor Seventh Chord, Major Triad + Minor Seventh
- Minor-Minor Seventh Chord, Minor Triad + Minor Seventh
- Half Diminished Seventh Chord, Diminished Triad + Minor Seventh
- Fully Diminished Seventh Chord, Diminished Triad + Diminished Seventh
- Writing a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
- Listening to a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
- Notating a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
- Example 1: Major-Major Seventh
- Example 2: Major-Minor Seventh
- Example 3: Minor-Minor Seventh
- Example 4: Half-Diminished Seventh
- Example 5: Fully Diminished Seventh






























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