Hobbies Playing Music Major 7th Piano Chords Share PINTEREST Email Print Playing Music Playing Piano Piano Chords Tutorials Buying Advice Music Education Playing Guitar Home Recording By Brandy Kraemer Updated on 05/08/18 01 of 07 C Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# C7 Treble Chords | View as Bass Chord A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th A C7 has an added minor seventh: C – E – G – B♭ ● Major 7th A Cmaj7 has an added major seventh: C – E – G – B ● Dominant 7th Flat Five A C7♭5 is a C7 with a diminished fifth: C – E – G♭ – B♭ ● / A C7sus4 is a C7 with a instead of a major third: C – F – G – B 02 of 07 D Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# D7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th A D7 has an added minor seventh: D – F♯ – A – C ● Major 7th A Dmaj7 has an added major seventh: D – F♯ – A – C♯ ● Dominant 7th Flat Five A D7♭5 is a D7 with a diminished fifth: D – F♯ – A♭ – C ● / A D7sus4 is a D7 with a instead of a major third: D – G – A – C 03 of 07 E Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# E7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th An E7 has an added minor seventh: E – G♯ – B – D ● Major 7th An Emaj7 has an added major seventh: E – G♯ – B – D♯ ● Dominant 7th Flat Five An E7♭5 is an E7 with a diminished fifth: E – G♯ – B♭ – D ● / An E7sus4 is an E7 with a instead of a major third: E – A – B – D 04 of 07 F Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# F7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th An F7 has an added minor seventh: F – A – C – E♭ ● Major 7th An Fmaj7 has an added major seventh: F – A – C – E ● Dominant 7th Flat Five An F7♭5 is an F7 with a diminished fifth: F – A – C♭ – E♭ ● / An F7sus4 is an F7 with a instead of a major third: F – B♭ – C – E♭ 05 of 07 G Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# G7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th A G7 has an added minor seventh: G – B – D – F ● Major 7th A Gmaj7 has an added major seventh: G – B – D – F♯ ● Dominant 7th Flat Five A G7♭5 is a G7 with a diminished fifth: G – B – D♭ – F ● / A G7sus4 is a G7 with a instead of a major third: G – C – D – F 06 of 07 A Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# A7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th An A7 has an added minor seventh: A – C♯ – E – G ● Major 7th An Amaj7 has an added major seventh: A – C♯ – E – G♯ ● Dominant 7th Flat Five An A7♭5 is an A7 with a diminished fifth: A – C♯ – E♭ – G ● / An A7sus4 is an A7 with a instead of a major third: A – D – E – G 07 of 07 B Major 7th Piano Chords Images © Brandy Kraemer, 2016 View as:Ab A A# ▪ Bb B B# ▪ Cb C C# ▪ Db D D# ▪ Eb E E# ▪ Fb F F# ▪ Gb G G# B7 Treble Chords A major seventh chord is a major triad (a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth) with an added seventh interval above the root: ● Dominant 7th A B7 has an added minor seventh: B – D♯ – F♯ – A ● Major 7th A Bmaj7 has an added major seventh: B – D♯ – F♯ – A♯ ● Dominant 7th Flat Five A B7♭5 is a B7 with a diminished fifth: B – D♯ – F – A ● / A B7sus4 is a B7 with a instead of a major third: B – E – F♯ – A