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Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application

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Instructor
Jonny May
Course
Intermediate
01:17:08

In this comprehensive course on Dominant 7 Chords, you’ll learn how to build Dominant 7 Chords, the Chord Symbols, all 12 Dominant 7 Chords, 4 tunes to practice them with, & the most common Dominant 7 progressions.

Course Objectives
  • Learn all 12 Dominant 7 Chords
  • Discover 4 Approaches to Build Dominant 7 Chords
  • Play 4 Fun Songs that use Dominant 7 Chords
  • Learn Inversions & Most Common Dominant 7 Progressions
Learning Focus
  • Chords
  • Exercises
  • Groove
  • Lead Sheets
Featured Reviews

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7ths
Easy too
Dominant 7 course
I like the sounds of dominant 7th chords and looking forward to applying this to more pieces. I'm going to check out the practice course as playing inversions of each chord gets tricky.
The "Dominant 7th Connection"
This course combines Dominant 7th chords, popular progressions, inversions, styles and improvisation in a clear and fun manner. I especially loved "Downtown Funk" and have the tools to transpose it to any key.
Awesome!
Easy to follow and really well structured!
Very clear instruction and fun!
I had fun and was challenged. I really like getting to know the building blocks of jazz and know what I need to practice to get better.

Course Lessons

1
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 1
10:18

4 Ways to Build a Dominant 7 Chord, Chord Shapes, Chord Symbols

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2
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 2
15:25

C7, F7, G7, & “Jesse’s Blues”

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3
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 3
16:26

A7, D7, E7, & “Rollin’ Along”

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4
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 4
13:47

Eb7, Ab7, Bb7, & “Downtown Funk”

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5
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 5
13:30

B7, C#7, F#7, & “Little Biggle Band”

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6
Dominant 7th Chord Theory and Application – Lesson 6
07:42

Most Common Dominant 7 Progressions

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Featured Reviews

View PWJ member reviews of this course!

7ths
Easy too
Dominant 7 course
I like the sounds of dominant 7th chords and looking forward to applying this to more pieces. I'm going to check out the practice course as playing inversions of each chord gets tricky.
The "Dominant 7th Connection"
This course combines Dominant 7th chords, popular progressions, inversions, styles and improvisation in a clear and fun manner. I especially loved "Downtown Funk" and have the tools to transpose it to any key.
Awesome!
Easy to follow and really well structured!
Very clear instruction and fun!
I had fun and was challenged. I really like getting to know the building blocks of jazz and know what I need to practice to get better.
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