Major 7th Piano Chords

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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 C7^sus4 is a C7 with a instead of a major third:   C – F – G – B

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     ▪ Cmajor | Cmajor6 | Cmajor7 | Cmajor9
     ▪ Cminor | Cminor6 | Cminor7 | Cminor9

     ▪ C diminished | C diminished 7th
     ▪ C augmented | C augmented 7th

     ▪ C sus 2nd
     ▪ C sus 4th

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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 D7^sus4 is a D7 with a instead of a major third:   D – G – A – C

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     ▪ Dmajor | Dmajor6 | Dmajor7 | Dmajor9
     ▪ Dminor | Dminor6 | Dminor7 | Dminor9

     ▪ D diminished | D diminished 7th
     ▪ D augmented | D augmented 7th

     ▪ D sus 2nd
     ▪ D sus 4th

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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 E7^sus4 is an E7 with a instead of a major third:   E – A – B – D

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     ▪ Emajor | Emajor6 | Emajor7 | Emajor9
     ▪ Eminor | Eminor6 | Eminor7 | Eminor9

     ▪ E diminished | E diminished 7th
     ▪ E augmented | E augmented 7th

     ▪ E sus 2nd
     ▪ E sus 4th

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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 F7^sus4 is an F7 with a instead of a major third:   F – B♭ – C – E♭

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     ▪ Fmajor | Fmajor6 | Fmajor7 | Fmajor9
     ▪ Fminor | Fminor6 | Fminor7 | Fminor9

     ▪ F diminished | F diminished 7th
     ▪ F augmented | F augmented 7th

     ▪ F sus 2nd
     ▪ F sus 4th

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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 G7^sus4 is a G7 with a instead of a major third:   G – C – D – F

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     ▪ Gmajor | Gmajor6 | Gmajor7 | Gmajor9
     ▪ Gminor | Gminor6 | Gminor7 | Gminor9

     ▪ G diminished | G diminished 7th
     ▪ G augmented | G augmented 7th

     ▪ G sus 2nd
     ▪ G sus 4th

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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 A7^sus4 is an A7 with a instead of a major third:   A – D – E – G

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     ▪ Amajor | Amajor6 | Amajor7 | Amajor9
     ▪ Aminor | Aminor6 | Aminor7 | Aminor9

     ▪ A diminished | A diminished 7th
     ▪ A augmented | A augmented 7th

     ▪ A sus 2nd
     ▪ A sus 4th

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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 B7^sus4 is a B7 with a instead of a major third:   B – E – F♯ – A

Switch Chord Type:

     ▪ Bmajor | Bmajor6 | Bmajor7 | Bmajor9
     ▪ Bminor | Bminor6 | Bminor7 | Bminor9

     ▪ B diminished | B diminished 7th
     ▪ B augmented | B augmented 7th

     ▪ B sus 2nd
     ▪ B sus 4th

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