Seventh chords are constructed by adding a fourth note to a triad, at the interval of a third above the fifth of the chord. This creates the interval of a seventh above the root of the chord. For the following tables: Tunging = GCEA |
Chord | Numbers | Notes | Frets |
---|---|---|---|
C Seventh | R 3 5 m7 | C E G Bb | 0001 |
C Minor Seventh | R m3 5 m7 | C Eb G Bb | 0301 |
C Major Seventh | R 3 5 7 | C E G B | 0002 |
Chord | Fingers | Frets | Chord | Fingers | Frets |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
C7 | 0001 | Db7 | 1112 | ||
D7 | 2020 | Eb7 | 3131 | ||
E7 | 1202 | F7 | 2313 | ||
Gb7 | 3424 | G7 | 0212 | ||
Ab7 | 1323 | A7 | 0100 | ||
Bb7 | 1211 | B7 | 2322 |
7th Ukulele Chords Understanding chord solos requires understanding of named chord inversions. - JazzUkes Learning Uke with Benny - Tiptoe Through the Tulips |
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