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Learning Ukulele with Curt
4-Part Movable 7th Chord Forms
Based on the open position seventh chords: A7, C7, E7, and G7. These movable seventh forms allow you to transpose the open position seventh chords to any key.
Author(s): Curt Sheller Publisher: Curt Sheller Publications Code: UL37d
Main Category: Chords Main Instrument: Ukulele
Categories: Blues, Chords, Fingerboard, Jazz, Repertoire, Progressions, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Core, Tuning, Seventh, Movable
2026-08-23
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Number of Pages: 4
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Based on the open position seventh chords: A7, C7, E7, and G7. These movable seventh forms allow you to transpose the open position seventh chords to any key.
The PDF file includes a "Ukulele Fingerboard Chart for C Tuning, High or Low G."
Movable chord forms are chords with no open strings. These chords are transposable by moving each note of the chord the same number of frets up and down the neckEach movable form is based on a common open position chord.
Movable forms allow you to play chords not found in the open position.
From these movable chord forms variations and more advanced “jazz” chords can be created and added to your chord vocabulary.
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