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== Diatonic Chords ==
Only Dominant 7ths, Minor 7ths, Major 7ths, and Half-Diminished 7ths are diatonic to the major and natural minor scales.
{|
|+ Major Scale 7th Chords
! Harmonic<br>Name
| I Maj7 || ii7 || iii7 || IV Maj7 || V7 || vi7 || viiø7
|-
! C Major<br>Name
| CMaj7 || Dm7 || Em7 || FMaj7 || G7 || Am7 || Bø7
|}
{|
|+ Natural Minor Scale 7th Chords
! Harmonic<br>Name
| i7 || iiø7 || III Maj7 || iv7 || v7 || VI Maj7 || VII7
|-
! A Minor<br>Name
| Am7 || Bø7 || CMaj7 || Dm7 || Em7 || FMaj7 || G7
|}
Harmonic Minor uses those but additionally adds an Augmented 7th, a Minor/Major 7th, and a Fully Diminished 7th. Every chord is a unique variation.
{|
|+ Harmonic Minor Scale 7th Chords
! Harmonic<br>Name
| i Maj7 || iiø7 || III+7 || iv7 || V7 || VI Maj7 || VII°7
|-
! A Minor<br>Name
| AmMaj7 || Bø7 || C+7 || Dm7 || E7 || FMaj7 || G#°7
|}
The Fully Diminished 7th is also diatonic to the octatonic diminished scales (Whole-Half and Half-Whole).
== Homework ==