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N the key of D major, an F#7 chord most easily resolves to:

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The b7 takes the C# of a D major scale down to a regular C. This means that the notes in a D7 chord are D-F#-A-C. While a D7 can be used in any context, this type of chord can be found in a huge amount of jazz due to its massively ‘jazzy’ nature.

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