Piano Lesson 248: How to play B7 (B dominant seventh) chord with the left hand play along tutorial

Here’s an awesome way to learn different dominant seventh inversions by using the diminished seventh chord. Simply, from any dim7 chord shape you LOWER ONE of the notes one fret (a half step). THIS note becomes the Root of a dominant seventh chord inversion. From one dim7 shape you can learn the Root position and three inversions of the Dom7. This works for ANY dim7 chord on ANY string set. Why does this work? The dim7 can be considered an altered dominant seventh chord. It’s a dom7(b9) with NO

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