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Practicing 7th Chords- Method 2.
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One type of 7th at a time.
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So number one, you played four types
of seventh built on the same root note.
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So, you started with a C Major 7,
kept the root.
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Changed it,
flatten the seventh to a seven chord.
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Flatten the third to
a C minor seven chord.
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Flatten the fifth,
to C half diminished chord, and so on.
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And the right hand mirrored that.
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This time, you're going to play
one type of 7th at a time.
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So, you'll start with C Major 7,
and you'll move up.
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Db major seven, and D Major 7,
and Eb Major 7, and so on.
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The right hand will mirror that again,
so C Major 7, two octaves.
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You can keep the pedal on through it.
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And then left, up to Db Major 7.
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And again, the fingering is all on
the keyboard diagrams in the pages before.
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D Major 7.
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And so on.
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So then you're going to
do all twelve 7th chords.
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So C7.
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Db7, so Db7.
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D7.
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And so on.
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Then you're going to do
all twelve minor 7s.
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So C
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minor 7.
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Db minor.
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There's D flat minor 7.
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D minor 7.
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And, so on.
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And then you're going to do all 12
diminished, half diminished 7th chords.
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So that's the flattened 3rd,
flatten 7th, and flattened 5th.
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Then Db half diminished 7.
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Remember, you can use
a memory trick again.
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It looks like E minor on top of Db.
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And so on.
And as you do each 7th,
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take it off at the bottom of the page.
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Don’t keep repeating
yourself back to the start.
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Okay, you want to get
through all these chords.