What would happen if you played the I7, ii7 and V7 chords side-by-side, from a same base note? They sure look similar - but would they sound similar, too? How does one transpose chord qualities? 
 
Erratum: I have updated the video to correct a small mistake around the 2:38 min mark → F major key signature.

What would happen if you played the I7, ii7 and V7 chords side-by-side, from a same base note? They sure look similar - but would they sound similar, too? How does one transpose chord qualities? Erratum: I have updated the video to correct a small mistake around the 2:38 min mark → F major key signature.

Diatonic Chords - Contrasting Maj7, min7 and Dominant7 (Jazz Theory - All Instruments)

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Diatonic Chords - Contrasting Maj7, min7 and Dominant7 (Jazz Theory - All Instruments)

Diatonic Chords - Contrasting Maj7, min7 and Dominant7 (Jazz Theory - All Instruments)