Seventh Chords
Seventh chords add an extra note to the basic triad, creating a richer and more complex sound. They are formed by adding a minor seventh interval to a major or minor chord. Seventh chords are widely used in jazz, blues, and pop music to add tension and resolution in chord progressions.

Seventh Chords
Structure: Root - Major/Minor Third - Perfect Fifth - Minor Seventh
Sound: Rich, Complex, Tense
Use: Add tension and resolution in progressions, common in jazz and blues
Examples:

C7: C - E - G - Bb
D7: D - F# - A - C
E7: E - G# - B - D
F7: F - A - C - Eb
G7: G - B - D - F
A7: A - C# - E - G
B7: B - D# - F# - A
C#7: C# - F - G# - B
Eb7: Eb - G - Bb - Db
F#7: F# - A# - C# - E
Ab7: Ab - C - Eb - Gb
Bb7: Bb - D - F - Ab

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