Db7 Piano ChordThis is a quick guide and free chord chart for the Db7 chord.

Db7 is what is called a “dominant 7th chord”. It is based on a major triad, but adds a minor 7th note to create the dominant 7th chord. This creates a very classy and elegant sound, that is neither major nor minor sounding, but actually both at the same time. If you want a complete piano chord guide PDF – click here.

How to Play the Db7 Chord on Piano

As with all 7th chords, you can play them in 4 different ways depending on the order you choose for the chord notes. Chord inversions are named from the bass note (meaning the lowest chord note in the voicing you choose), like this: C/G (where G is the lowest note). If there is no slash, it means the chord should be played in standard root position.

Db7 Chord Quick Guide

  • Chord Pattern: Root + M3 + P5 + m7
  • Common Notation: Db7 or Db7

Here are the notes of the Db7 Chord:

  • Root = Db
  • M3 = F
  • P5 = Ab
  • m7 = B

Db7 Piano Chord Charts

1. Db7 (Root Position) = Db + F + Ab + B

C#7 or Db7 Chord on Piano


2.Db7/F (1st Inversion) =  F + Ab + B + Db

C#7 or Db7 Chord on Piano (1st inversion)


3. Db7/F (2nd Inversion) = Ab + B + Db + F

C#7 or Db7 Chord on Piano (2nd inversion)


4. Db7/B (3rd Inversion) = B + Db + F + Ab

C#7 or Db7 Chord on Piano (3rd inversion)


Piano Chord Chart PDF – Complete Guide

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