7 - Triads & Inversions - Close & Open Position Flashcards
Use this deck to learn Italian terms, placement of accidentals, triads (open and close position), identifying the root of a triad in an inversion, technical degree names, Roman Numeral scale degrees, and intervals and inversions. Audio is included to supplement your learning. Master Your Musicianship Skills - Complete Lesson 7 of the matching Ultimate Music Theory Intermediate Workbook to enhance your music theory training. UltimateMusicTheory.com
Explain the tempo.
adagio
adagio - a slow tempo (slower than andante but not as slow as largo)
Explain the tempo.
grave
grave - slow and solemn
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moderato
moderato - at a moderate tempo
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allegro
allegro - fast
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vivace
vivace - lively, brisk
Explain the tempo.
lento
lento - slow
Explain the tempo.
allegretto
allegretto - fairly fast (a little slower than allegro)
Explain the tempo.
con moto
con moto - with movement
Explain the tempo.
largo
largo - very slow
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prestissimo
prestissimo - as fast as possible
Explain the tempo.
andante
andante - moderately slow; at a walking pace
Explain the tempo.
presto
presto - very fast
Explain the tempo.
larghetto
larghetto - not as slow as largo
Explain the tempo.
andantino
andantino - a little faster than andante
Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Correct

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Incorrect. The Correct placement is

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Incorrect. The Correct placement is

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Incorrect. The Correct placement is

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Correct

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Correct

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Incorrect. The Correct placement is

Is the placement of the accidentals Correct or Incorrect.

Correct

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Close Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Is the triad written in Open Position or in Close Position?

Open Position

Name the Root.

Root - A sharp

Name the Root.

Root - F

Name the Root.

Root - C

Name the Root.

Root - G sharp

Name the Root.

Root - G

Name the Root.

Root - B

Name the Root.

Root - E

Name the Root.

Root - A flat

Name the Root.

Root - B flat

Name the Root.

Root - F sharp

Name the Root.

Root - C flat

Name the Root.

Root - E flat

Name the Root.

Root - E flat

Name the Root.

Root - D

Name the Root.

Root - E

True or False. A Major 3 interval inverts to a Major 6 interval.
False. A Major 3 interval inverts to a minor 6 interval.
True or False. A Perfect 1 interval inverts to a Perfect 8 interval.
TRUE
True or False. A minor 2 interval inverts to a minor 6 interval.
False. A minor 2 interval inverts to a Major 7 interval.
True or False. A diminished 4 interval inverts to a diminished 5 interval.
False. A diminished 4 interval inverts to an Augmented 5 interval.
True or False. A Major 7 interval inverts to a minor 2 interval.
TRUE
True or False. A Perfect 5 interval inverts to a Perfect 5 interval.
False. A Perfect 5 interval inverts to a Perfect 4 interval.
True or False. An Augmented 6 interval inverts to a diminished 3 interval.
TRUE
Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

A Major. Technical degree - Subdominant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

E flat Major. Technical degree - Submediant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

C sharp Major. Technical degree - Supertonic

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

D flat Major. Technical degree - Mediant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

B Major. Technical degree - Tonic

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

G flat Major. Technical degree - Dominant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

C Major. Technical degree - Subdominant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

G Major. Technical degree - Supertonic

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

D Major. Technical degree - Dominant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

C flat Major. Technical degree - Tonic

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

E Major. Technical degree - Submediant

Name the Major key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

A flat Major. Technical degree - Mediant

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

C Major. Scale degree - IV

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

A Major. Scale degree - IV

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

C flat Major. Scale degree - I

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

C sharp Major. Scale degree - ii

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

D flat Major. Scale degree - iii

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

B Major. Scale degree - I

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

G flat Major. Scale degree - V

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

E flat Major. Scale degree - vi

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

G Major. Scale degree - ii

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

D Major. Scale degree - V

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

A flat Major. Scale degree - iii

Name the Major key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

E Major. Scale degree - vi

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

d minor. Technical degree - Subdominant

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

g minor. Technical degree - Tonic

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

e flat minor. Technical degree - Submediant

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

g sharp minor. Technical degree - Dominant

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

d sharp minor. Technical degree - Subdominant

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

c sharp minor. Technical degree - Tonic

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

e minor. Technical degree - Submediant

Name the minor key. Name the technical degree of the Root note.

a sharp minor. Technical degree - Dominant

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

g minor. Scale degree - i

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

d minor. Scale degree - iv

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

c sharp minor. Scale degree - i

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

e flat minor. Scale degree - VI

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

g sharp minor. Scale degree - V

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

d sharp minor. Scale degree - iv

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

a sharp minor. Scale degree - V

Name the minor key. Name the scale degree of the Root note using a Roman Numeral.

e minor. Scale degree - VI

Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - andantino, presto, lento
lento, andantino, presto
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - vivace, larghetto, moderato
larghetto, moderato, vivace
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - andante, adagio, allegro
adagio, andante, allegro
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - largo, allegretto, prestissimo
largo, allegretto, prestissimo