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Top > Chord types > Minor chord types > Minor 7th (mi7)
 
 The minor 7th chord (mi7) includes the root, minor 3rd and perfect 5th of the minor triad and adds a minor 7th interval. Example: the D mi7 chord symbol specifies a chord whose root is D which uses notes drawn from the F (minor 3rd), A (perfect 5th) and C (minor 7th) pitch classes. Listen to four different voicings of the Cmi7 chord.
Editor: David Luebbert; Updated: 2/18/01; 427 hits.




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