7 - Advanced - Chord Ear Trainer Flashcards
The objective of the "Chord Ear Trainer" is to help you master your ear training skills in identifying the sound of chords. A chord may be three or four notes. The chord is determined by the combination of intervals between each note of the chord. Listen and identify each chord sound as: Major, minor, diminished, Dominant, Major seventh, minor seventh, diminished seventh and half diminished seventh. UltimateMusicTheory.com
Identify the intervals above the Root for a Major chord (Major triad).
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5
Identify the intervals above the Root for a minor chord (minor triad).
Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5
Identify the intervals above the Root for a diminished chord (diminished triad).
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5
Identify the intervals above the Root for an Augmented chord (Augmented triad).
Root - Major 3 - Augmented 5
A Dominant seventh chord is also known as a _____ - _____ seventh.
Major-minor seventh (as it contains a Major 3 and a minor 7)
Identify the intervals above the Root for a Dominant seventh chord (Major-minor seventh chord).
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7
Identify the intervals above the Root for a diminished seventh chord.
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - diminished 7
Identify the intervals above the Root for a half-diminished seventh chord.
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - minor 7
Identify the intervals above the Root for a minor 7th chord.
Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7
Identify the intervals above the Root for a Major 7th chord.
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - Major 7
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5
Major chord (Major triad)
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5
minor chord (minor triad)
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5
diminished chord (diminished triad)
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - Major 3 - Augmented 5
Augmented chord (Augmented triad)
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7
Dominant seventh chord (or Major-minor seventh chord)
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - diminished 7
diminished seventh chord
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - minor 7
half-diminished seventh chord
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7
minor seventh chord
Name the type of chord with the following interval structure:
Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - Major 7
Major seventh chord
Name the chord as diminished or diminished seventh.
c diminished seventh
(Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - diminished 7)
Name the chord as Major or minor.
d# minor
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5)
Name the chord as Major or Major seventh.
F Major seventh
(Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - Major 7)
Name the chord as minor seventh or Major seventh.
e minor seventh
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7)
Name the chord as Major or minor.
e minor
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5)
Name the chord as diminished or Augmented.
f# diminished
(Root - minor 3 - diminished 5)
Name the chord as Dominant seventh or Major seventh.
E Dominant seventh or E Major-minor seventh
(Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7)
Name the chord as minor or minor seventh.
d minor seventh
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7)
Name the chord as Major or Dominant seventh.
C Major
(Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5)
Name the chord as minor seventh or half-diminished seventh.
c minor seventh
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7)
Name the chord as Major or minor.
f# minor
(Root - minor 3 - Perfect 5)
Name the chord as diminished seventh or half-diminished seventh
e half-diminished seventh
(Root - minor 3 - diminished 5 - minor 7)
Name the chord as Dominant seventh or Major seventh.
D Dominant seventh or D Major-minor seventh
(Root - Major 3 - Perfect 5 - minor 7)