Gibson\'s Learn & Master Guitar Lessons

Seventh Types Formulas

Major 7th 1 - 3 - 5 - 7

Minor 7th 1 - b3 - 5 - b7

Dominant 7th 1 - 3 - 5 - b7

Augmented 7th 1 - 3 -#5 - b7

Diminished 7th 1 - b3 - b5 -bb7

Half-Dim. 7th 1 - b3 - b5 - b7

Seventh Chords by Key

Worksheet

Fill out the appropriate scale tones in each seventh chord. They
are grouped according to key. Some notes have been help you out. Use double sharps or flats as needed. Remember, filled in to
when spelling chords don’t give the enharmonic equinote. For example, when spelling chords, a half step below a C is valent of a
a Cb, not a B.
Check your answers with the Answer Key on page 183.

(^) C Major 7 th
C Minor 7 th
C Dominant 7 th
C Augmented 7 th
C Diminished 7 th
C Half-Dim. 7 th
(^) F Major 7 th
F Minor 7 th
F Dominant 7 th
F Augmented 7 th
F Diminished 7 th
F Half-Dim.7 th
(^) G Major 7 th
G Minor 7 th
G Dominant 7 th
G Augmented 7 th
G Diminished 7 th
G Half-Dim.7 th
(^) Bb Major 7 th
Bb Minor 7 th
Bb Dominant 7 th
Bb Augmented 7 th
Bb Diminished 7 th
Bb Half-Dim. 7 th
(^) D Major 7th
D Minor 7 th
D Dominant 7 th
D Augmented 7th
D Diminished 7 th
D Half-Dim.7 th
(^) Eb Major 7 th
Eb Minor 7 th
Eb Dominant 7 th
Eb Augmented 7 th
Eb Diminished 7 th
Eb Half-Dim. 7 th
C E G B
C Eb Bb
E
G#
Eb Gb Bbb
Eb Bb
E
Ab
C#
Cb Eb b
Eb
F#
F#
C#