A7 Ukulele Chord
A dominant seventh for ukulele
A7 for Ukulele has the notes A Db E G and can be played 5 different ways. Learn about its related chords and interval structure: R 3 5 m7.
Ukulele chord name
A7 (A dominant seventh)
A7 (A dominant seventh)
Notes and structure
A Db E G (R 3 5 m7)
A Db E G (R 3 5 m7)
Chord Categories
major chord with a minor 7 7th chord ;
major chord with a minor 7 7th chord ;
Chord Construction
R = A
A + major interval = Db (scale degree = 3rd)
Db + minor interval = E (scale degree = 5th)
E + minor interval = G (scale degree = minor 7th)
R = A
A + major interval = Db (scale degree = 3rd)
Db + minor interval = E (scale degree = 5th)
E + minor interval = G (scale degree = minor 7th)
Ukulele chord charts
Scales Related to this chord
D major D melodic minor E melodic minor D ionian D harmonic minor B natural minor E dorian F#/Gb phrygian G lydian A mixolydian B aeolian C#/Db locrian C diminished (halftone - wholetone) D#/Eb diminished (halftone - wholetone) F#/Gb diminished (halftone - wholetone) A diminished (halftone - wholetone) C#/Db diminished (wholetone - halftone) E diminished (wholetone - halftone) G diminished (wholetone - halftone) A#/Bb diminished (wholetone - halftone)References related to this chord
Major Seventh Chords on WikipediaDominant Seventh Chords on Wikipedia