Guitar Series: Book 3- Advanced Chord Voicings Return to catalog Table Of Contents   TO UNDERSTAND AND USE THIS BOOK   SEVENTH CHORD TYPES   DOMINANT SEVENTH CHORDS WITH AUGMENTED FIFTHS   DOMINANT SEVENTH CHORDS WITH FLATTED FIFTHS   DUPLICATE CHORD NAMES   TO UNDERSTAND NINTH, ELEVENTH, AND THIRTEENTH CHORDS   EXTENDED MAJOR SEVENTH CHORDS     Major Seventh Chords with Augmented Ninths     Major Seventh Chords with Augmented Ninths and Augmented Elevenths     Major Seventh Chords with Augmented Elevenths     Major Seventh Chords with added Sixths   EXTENDED DOMINANT SEVENTH CHORDS     Dominant Ninth Chords     Dominant Ninth Chords with Augmented Elevenths     Dominant Seventh Chords with Augmented Ninths and Augmented Elevenths     Dominant Seventh Chords with Flatted Ninths and Augmented Elevenths   DOMINANT THIRTEENTH CHORDS   EXTENDED MINOR SEVENTH CHORDS     Minor Ninth Chords     Minor Eleventh Chords     Minor Thirteenth Chords   EXTENDED HALF-DIMINISHED SEVENTH CHORDS     Half-diminished Ninth Chords     Half-diminished Seventh Chords with added Sixths     Half-diminished Thirteenth Chords   EXTENDED DIMINISHED SEVENTH CHORDS   MAJOR NINE-SIX CHORDS   MINOR NINE-SIX CHORDS   INCOMPLETE EXTENDED CHORDS   COMPOSITE CHORDS     Major Triads over Major Triads     Minor Triads over Minor Triads     Minor Triads over Major Triads     Major Triads over Minor Triads   MISCELLANEOUS EXTENSIONS   72 pages	Sample Page... Of the twenty possible seventh-chord types, nine have already been demonstrated in Book 1 of this series. For practice in forming seventh-chord types from master patterns and for convenience to guitarists who have not studied Book 1, here are those nine types. Each fingerboard pattern shows which kind of third, which kind of fifth, and which kind of seventh make up the particular kind of seventh chord. The top row shows Major seventh, Dominant seventh, minor seventh, half-diminished seventh, and diminished seventh patterns. The bottom row then shows these same chord types, but this time with suspended fourths rather than with normal thirds. With suspended fourths, the Dominant and minor seventh chords make the same pattern: