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WCH-02 Seventh Chords

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About this worksheet

This worksheet relates to the guitar lesson plan on seventh chords, MTH-08. The best way to teach your student seventh chords is to use the guitar lesson plan to explain the chords, then use this worksheet to get your student to try and figure out some seventh chords on their own. The worksheet will ask your student to fill in some seventh chords across the neck starting on different root notes. They will learn to write their answers in both Standard Notation and Guitar TAB as well as understand the theory.

This worksheet will help your student:

  • Figure out seventh chord positions across the fretboard
  • Write out the correct notes in Guitar TAB and Standard Notation
  • Understand the three main types of seventh chords and the intervals used

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MTH-08 Seventh Chords

MTH-08 Seventh Chords

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About this lesson

This lesson plan will introduce your student to seventh chords. The three basic forms of seventh chords are explained in detail with diagrams. The included lesson instructions will help you explain the theory in the easiest way possible. Beginners often get confused when trying to understand the difference between Gmaj7, G7 and Gm7 so this lesson is focused on making the differences easy to understand. It's recommended you spend some time teaching your student some basic music theory before explaining seventh chords. You can use lessons MTH-01 and MTH-07 to cover the basic theory first.

This lesson plan will help teach your student:

  • How to identify the different types of seventh chords
  • Understand the theory behind each chord
  • Figure out seventh chord positions based on Major and minor chord shapes
  • Form arpeggios across the neck

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MTH-01 The Major Scale

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