A seventh chord is a triad
chord with an added seventh interval above the root. That
easy you simply add a note to your normal chords and you have a 7th chord (meaning
you will be playing 4 notes).
Major 7TH:
The major 7th is no different from
the 7th chords. But it is formed only by a 1/2 step difference from
the Major Chord, but it produces a HUGE difference in the sound and how they
are used. 7th chords are extremely common and are used in all kinds
of music. Major 7th chords are less common, and are generally used
as "flavored chords" to create a certain sound, a certain mood.
To form a major 7th
chord, simply add the 7th note of the scale to the major triad. For
example, you know that the C major triad is C - E - G. You also know that the C
scale has 8 notes, the 7th of which is B. So by adding B to the C
major triad, we create a Cmaj7 chord: Equ-
major chords + 7th note = Major 7TH.
Here is the 7th chord sheet:
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