7 - Triads - Major and minor Flashcards
Use this deck to learn Major and minor triads, identify solid and broken triads, identify the root of a triad, and identify triads built on the Tonic, Subdominant, and Dominant technical degrees of Major and minor scales. Audio is included to supplement your learning. Master Your Musicianship Skills - Complete Lesson 7 of the matching Ultimate Music Theory Basic Workbook to enhance your music theory training. UltimateMusicTheory.com
A Major triad is a _______ note chord.
three
A solid triad is also called a _____ triad.
blocked
A _____ position triad is all lines or all spaces.
root
The _____ is the lowest note in a root position triad.
root
A triad written one note above the other is called a _____ or _____ triad.
solid or blocked
A triad written one note after the other is called a _____ triad.
broken
A triad played one note at a time (separately) is called a _____ triad.
broken
A triad played all 3 notes at the same time is called a _____ or _____ triad.
solid or broken
The technical degree of the first note of a scale is the _____.
Tonic
The technical degree of the fourth note of a scale is the _____.
Subdominant
The technical degree of the fifth note of a scale is the _____.
Dominant
The Tonic triad in a minor key is _____ (Major or minor).
minor
The Dominant triad in a Major key is _____ (Major or minor).
Major
The Subdominant triad in a minor key is _____ (Major or minor).
minor
The Tonic triad in a Major key is _____ (Major or minor).
Major
The Subdominant triad in a Major key is _____ (Major or minor).
Major
The Dominant triad in a minor key is _____ (Major or minor).
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Name the root.
A
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
minor
Identify the type/quality of the triad as Major or minor.
Major
Name the root.
B flat
Name the root.
F
Name the root.
C
Name the root.
G
Name the root.
B
Name the root.
A flat
Name the root.
E flat
Name the root.
A
Name the root.
D
Name the root.
C
Name the root.
F sharp
Name the root.
D
Name the root.
E
Name the root.
E
Name the root.
C sharp
Name the root.
F
Name the root.
G
Name the Dominant note of
G Major.
D
Name the Tonic note of
C Major.
C
Name the Tonic note of
a minor.
A
Name the Subdominant note of
C Major.
F
Name the Tonic note of
f minor.
F
Name the Dominant note of
C Major.
G
Name the Dominant note of
a minor.
E
Name the Tonic note of
G Major.
G
Name the Subdominant note of
a minor.
D
Name the Subdominant note of
G Major.
C
Name the Subdominant note of
e minor.
A
Name the Tonic note of
E Major.
E
Name the Dominant note of
e minor.
B
Name the Tonic note of
D Major.
D
Name the Tonic note of
b minor.
B
Name the Subdominant note of
D Major.
G
Name the Subdominant note of
b minor.
E
Name the Dominant note of
D Major.
A
Name the Dominant note of
b minor.
F sharp
Name the Tonic note of
A Major.
A
Name the Tonic note of
f sharp minor.
F sharp
Name the Subdominant note of
A Major.
D
Name the Subdominant note of
f sharp minor.
B
Name the Dominant note of
A Major.
E
Name the Tonic note of
E flat Major.
E flat
Name the Subdominant note of
E flat Major.
A flat
Name the Tonic note of
c sharp minor.
C sharp
Name the Dominant note of
F Major.
C
Name the Subdominant note of
E Major.
A
Name the Subdominant note of
c sharp minor.
F sharp
Name the Dominant note of
E Major.
B
Name the Dominant note of
c sharp minor.
G sharp
Name the Tonic note of
A flat Major.
A flat
Name the Tonic note of
g minor.
G
Name the Subdominant note of
A flat Major.
D flat
Name the Dominant note of
f sharp minor.
C sharp
Name the Dominant note of
A flat Major.
E flat
Name the Dominant note of
f minor.
C
Name the Dominant note of
B flat Major.
F
Name the Tonic note of
c minor.
C
Name the Subdominant note of
f minor.
B flat
Name the Subdominant note of
c minor.
F
Name the Dominant note of
E flat Major.
B flat
Name the Dominant note of
c minor.
G
Name the Tonic note of
B flat Major.
B flat
Name the Subdominant note of
d minor.
G
Name the Subdominant note of
B flat Major.
E flat
Name the Subdominant note of
g minor.
C
Name the Dominant note of
d minor.
A
Name the Dominant note of
g minor.
D
Name the Tonic note of
F Major.
F
Name the Tonic note of
d minor.
D
Name the Subdominant note of
F Major.
B flat
Name the Tonic note of
e minor.
E
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
A Major and a minor
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
G Major and g minor
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
E Major and e minor
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
C Major and c minor
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
F Major and f minor
Name the Major and the minor key for the Dominant triad.
D Major and d minor
