Seventh Chords
Another common type of chord is the dominant seventh chord, usually called a seventh chord. A seventh chord is indicated by the number 7 written after the chord name, e.g., G seventh is written as G7.
The G Seventh Chord
G7
Chord Symbol
The G7 chord contains a new note - the B next to the C below Middle C. Play the B with the fifth finger of your left hand, and use your first and second fingers to play the G and F notes, as shown in the G7 chord diagram. The notes of seventh chords are shown in green.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- The Dotted Quarter Note
3- The G Chord
4- Turnaround Progressions
5- The C Major Scale
6- The Three Four Time Signature
7- The Quarter Rest
8- The G Major Scale
9- Flat Signs
10- Chords
11- Notes on the Keyboard
12- Chord Charts
13- Key Signatures
14- Broken Chords
15- 12 Bar Blues
16- Easy Chord Substitution
17- Major Chord Chart
18- Minor Chords
19- The Octave
20- The Lead-In
21- Seventh Chords
22- Approach to Practice
23- Key of C Major
24- Changing Chords
25- Arpeggios
26- The Key of F Major
27- Piano Technique
28- Songs with Chords
29- More Titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com
30- The Piano Keyboard
31- How to Read Music
32- Using a Metronome