The 5 Types Of Seventh Chords For Ukulele
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- In this ukulele tutorial I'll go over the 5 types of seventh chords for ukulele. These will include the Major 7th, Dominant 7th, Minor 7th, Minor 7 (b5) (also called Half-Diminished), and the Diminished 7th. All these shapes will have a "C" root and we will use the C Major Scale as are basis to figuring out the notes in all these chords.
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Very nice video and explanations
Do you use low G 4th string?
These look like guitar shapes to me. Not so sure I would want to use these shapes as the notes are much easier accessible in "ukulele" shapes. An example would be the the Cm7 where you have it as 5331, a ukulele player could play 3333 and access the same notes. Or the Cm7-5 which you have as 4320, I would use the 2323 giving me the same notes AND a Moveable shape. The shapes you have "reharmonized" could work if one needed that particular note on top as the melody note but on the ukulele I feel there are easier ways.
Good point, there are easier versions of these chords, but yes I did want to use the C note root for all these versions to show what notes move lower when the chord changes. But I also think some of these are nice voicings, of course they would be hard to grab quickly but if you were playing a fingerstyle piece I could hear them fitting in nicely.
Good lesson
@@curtismullin7744 Thank you I appreciate it.
I'm still getting used to major chords!!!!! Awesome lesson, thanks mate.
Thank you, I appreciate that, wasn't' sure how this video would be received.
Nice lesson. I had agonized between the chord charts and watching your fingering for a good long while. I had figured out several chord names but found myself frustrated by my lack of theory knowledge to understand why or how these cords were derived. This short lesson is very helpful. Now, how about teaching us when and why we should want to use these chords. I know 7th chords are used a lot in jazz and blues ... but, why? Of course it sounds cool ... but why does it sound cool?
So Cal Jack, good point. This was a video I filmed many many months ago, maybe even a year ago, and although I would probably do it a bit different now, I wanted to release it. Yes, applications is always good with these types of videos.
I love the C maj7 and the C diminished 7 the other are a bit of a stretch for me! In every way 😆😉😅 I got two new shapes! That C7 diminished made me make a delta swamp blues face when u played it! I'll show up in a video soon! 😆😆😆
@@rjp63vip YES, that Cmaj7 is a really nice sounding chord, use it and abuse it. 4 String G Man
you help me so much thank you
Wow, thank you and your welcome.
V E R Y H E L P F U L and interesting!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Keep on strumming and teaching ... 👍
That is very kind of you, you are most welcome and thank you for the support.
Certainly not easiest way to play C7 and CMaj7 or even Cmin7. The finger stretching is at or beyond my physical limit. But I get what you are demonstrating.
Good point. Some of these you wouldn’t necessary grab out of nowhere, although they do create some cool sounds
... Y O U C A N do it ...
your 1st string is an octave lower, lol