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DOMINANT SEVENTHS



C

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



C

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



C

STACCATO

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



E FLAT

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



E FLAT

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



E FLAT

STACCATO

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F

STACCATO

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F SHARP

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F SHARP

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



F SHARP

STACCATO

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



A

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



A

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



A

STACCATO

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



B FLAT

LEGATO-TONGUED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



B FLAT

SLURRED

DOMINANT SEVENTHS



B FLAT

STACCATO

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C

LEGATO-TONGUED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C

SLURRED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C

STACCATO

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C SHARP

LEGATO-TONGUED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C SHARP

SLURRED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



C SHARP

STACCATO

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



D

LEGATO-TONGUED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



D

SLURRED

DIMINISHED SEVENTHS



D

STACCATO