how would you make this chord?

Q. how would you make this chord on piano?

F7 flat 9 flat 5

D7 sharp 9 sharp 5

D7#9

Db7 #9

C7 #9

C7 b9

A. So here are the all of the notes in the chords. Experiment in different inversions for hand comfort.

F7 b9 b5 --- F-A-C flat(B)-E-G flat

D7 +9 +5 --- D-F#-A#-C-E#(F)

D7 +9 --- D-F#-A-E#(F)

Db7 +9 --- D flat-F-A flat-C flat- E

C7 +9 --- C-E-G-B flat- D#

C7 b9 --- C-E-G-B flat-D flat

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piano chord progressions in first and second inversions?

Q. What are the notes for the left and right hands? Use F major and C-sharp minor as examples. I need the raised 7th and diminished 7th chords as well.
I know that for root position, the notes are as follow:
F A C
A C F
C F A (for F major)

C# A G#
A G# C#
G# C# A (for C sharp minor)

but I don't understand how to invert the other two sets of chords.
Thanks in advance!!
whoops i meant to say E instead of A for the C sharp minor chord.
so C# E G# and so on

A. For the Mm 7th Chord in F
root- FACEb
1st inversion- ACEbF
2nd Inversion-CEbFA
3rd Inversion-EbFAC

For a F7 diminished

FAbCbEb
AbCbEbF
CbEbFAb
EbFAbCb

For a F Major7 Chord
FACE
ACEF
CEFA
EFAC

For a C#Dim7
C#EGBb
EGBbC#
GBbC#E
BbC#EG

For a C#M7
C#E#G#B
E#G#BC#
G#BC#E#
BC#EG#

I hope this is helpful. I wasn't quite sure what you wanted.
The difference in the inversions between 7th chords and traids is the that there is one more inversion and one more note.

If you are taking about figure base the numbers indicate the chord and the intervals between the notes. Therefore there is a differences in numbers because the difference in intervals of the notes.

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Chord question for piano players. I need to know the keys for these chords?

Q. F minor 7 over E flat
F7
B flat 7 over D
C7 flat 9
G minor 7 flat 5

Thanks

A. There are chord charts all over the internet.

Basic chord structure should be easy for a pianist to learn. You are a pianist according to your profile.

1. Eb in the bass, F, Ab, C (Eb) -- but I wouldn't play the second Eb
2. F, A, C, Eb
3. D in the bass, Bb D F Ab
4. C, E G Ab Bb -- but voicing is the key to this chord -- a good way to play it is: Left hand C and Bb, Right hand E (G) Ab C -- I would leave out the G

5. G Bb Db F -- some folks call it a "half diminished 7th"

This is pretty basic theory, and I would start learning it now. A good pianist should have these at her fingertips.

Cheers

Glinzek

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Title : how would you make this chord?
Description : Q. how would you make this chord on piano? F7 flat 9 flat 5 D7 sharp 9 sharp 5 D7#9 Db7 #9 C7 #9 C7 b9 A. So here are the all of the notes...