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Three note II V I Chords Cycle of fifths
 Jazz/Theory • 2010
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Starting with 3rd on top - 7th always moves down a half step
Title by uploader: Three note II V I Chords Cycle of fifths - starting with 3rd on top - 7th always moves down a half step
Instrumentation |
Piano |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Publisher |
Robin Thomson |
Duration |
1'7 |
A little tip I use to help me find the first minor 7th chord in the right hand in each sequence is to look for the root note above the root in the left hand.
The 7th underneath it is played by the thumb and a finger is used for the perfect 4th above.
To play the Dominant 7th chord, play a semitone below the lower note in the fourth of the II chord with the thumb to make a diminished fifth.
To play the Major 7th chord, play a semitone below the top note in the diminished fifth of the V7 chord with a finger to make a perfect fourth again!
Starting with 7th on top - 7th always moves down a half step
Title by uploader: Three note II V I Chords Cycle of fifths - starting with 7th on top - 7th always moves down a half step
Instrumentation |
Piano |
Scored for |
Solo |
Type of score |
For a single performer |
Publisher |
Robin Thomson |
Duration |
1'7 |
A little tip I use to help me find the first minor 7th chord in the right hand in each sequence is to look for the 3rd above the root in the left hand. Play it with the thumb and a finger on the second note a fifth above.
To play the Dominant 7th chord, play a semitone below the top note in the fifth of the II chord to make a diminished fifth.
To play the Major 7th chord, play a semitone below the bottom note of the diminished chord of the V7 to make a perfect fifth again!
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