Dominant seventh chord

Minor seventh chord

Major seventh chord

Diminished seventh chord

The dominant seventh chord has a flatted seventh note, while the major seventh chord has a natural seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a sharp seventh note, while the major seventh chord has a natural seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a flatted seventh note, while the major seventh chord has a sharp seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a natural seventh note, while the major seventh chord has a sharp seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a flatted seventh note, while the minor seventh chord has a natural seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a sharp seventh note, while the minor seventh chord has a natural seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a flatted seventh note, while the minor seventh chord has a sharp seventh note.

The dominant seventh chord has a natural seventh note, while the minor seventh chord has a sharp seventh note.

The diminished seventh chord has a flatted fifth note, while the half-diminished seventh chord has a natural fifth note.

The diminished seventh chord has a sharp fifth note, while the half-diminished seventh chord has a natural fifth note.

The diminished seventh chord has a flatted fifth note, while the half-diminished seventh chord has a sharp fifth note.

The diminished seventh chord has a natural fifth note, while the half-diminished seventh chord has a sharp fifth note.

To create tension

To resolve to a tonic chord

To add color to a chord progression

All of the above

C major 7

G dominant 7

D minor 7

A diminished 7

C major 7

G dominant 7

D minor 7

A augmented 7

Using chord symbols

Using figured bass

Using Roman numerals

Using lead sheets

Chord symbols use letters to represent the notes in the chord, while figured bass uses numbers.

Chord symbols use numbers to represent the notes in the chord, while figured bass uses letters.

Chord symbols use letters and numbers to represent the notes in the chord, while figured bass uses only numbers.

Chord symbols use letters and numbers to represent the notes in the chord, while figured bass uses only letters.

Roman numerals are used to represent chords in a chord progression, while lead sheets are used to represent the melody and lyrics of a song.

Roman numerals are used to represent the melody and lyrics of a song, while lead sheets are used to represent chords in a chord progression.

Roman numerals are used to represent the rhythm of a song, while lead sheets are used to represent the melody and lyrics of a song.

Roman numerals are used to represent the melody and lyrics of a song, while lead sheets are used to represent the rhythm of a song.

Cmaj7

G7

Dm7

Adim7

6/4

4/2

5/3

3/2

I

IV

V

VII

The melody and lyrics of a song written on a staff

A chord chart with the chords written above the lyrics

A tablature with the fingerings for a guitar or bass guitar

A drum chart with the drum beats written on a staff