A A# / Bb B C C#/Db D D#/Eb E F F#/Gb G G#/Ab

C7+5 Chord

Like any 7+5th chord (also: 7sharp5 chord, or altered chord), the C7+5 chord is formed by playing the root, the major third, the augmented fifth and the minor 7th. It equals to playing the 1st, the 3rd, the sharp 5th, and the flat 7th degree of the C major scale.

Notation

Listen to C7+5

Other C Chords

C Cm C7 Cmaj7 Cm7 CmM7 Csus2 Csus4 C5 C6 Cm6 C6add9 C9 Cm9 Cmaj9 C11 Cm11 C13 Cm13 Cmaj13 C7-5 C7+5 Cdim Cdim7 Cm7b5 Caug Caug7

How To Play C7+5 On The Piano

You Can play the C7sharp5 chord by playing in any order the following notes:

C, E, G#, Bb.

The inversions of the C7+5 chord

Root position: C, E, G#, Bb
Inversion 1: E, G#, Bb, C
Inversion 2: G#, Bb, C, E
Inversion 3: Bb, C, E, G#

Video: C7+5 Chord On The Piano

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Fingering for the Left and Right Hand

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Scales in which the C7+5 chord occurs

C family whole tone
C#/Db melodic minor
F harmonic minor
F melodic minor