Seventh Chords

Lesson 4/20 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Keyboard for Kids 1
Seventh Chords

Seventh Chords

Another type of chord you can play is called a seventh chord. A seventh chord is indicated by the number 7 written after the chord name, for example G7.

The G Seventh Chord

The G7 chord contains a new note B which is 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.

In this song, the right hand plays the melody while the left hand plays the chords C and G7.

Practice each hand separately until you are comfortable with each part, then sing the melody while you play the chords. Then play both hands together and count as you play.

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1- Bass Clef 2- Note and Rest Values 3- The Three Four Time Signature 4- Songs with Chords 5- Chords 6- Melody and Harmony 7- Whole Rest 8- INTRODUCTION 9- The Note F 10- The Note E 11- The Note D 12- Music Notes 13- Using Both Hands 14- Melody and Chords 15- The Piano Keyboard 16- How to Sit at the Keyboard 17- How to Find Middle C 18- Seventh Chords 19- Fingers 20- How to Read Music

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