Chord Identification - Minor Diatonic (i to iv- v-V)

Question 1

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 1

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (G#m - C#m)

Question 2

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 2

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Bm - F#)

Question 3

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 3

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (A#m - D#m)

Question 4

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 4

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Cm - G)

Question 5

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 5

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Dm - Gm)

Question 6

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 6

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Fm - Bbm)

Question 7

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 7

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (A#m - E#m)

Question 8

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 8

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Cm - Gm)

Question 9

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 9

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (F#m - C#m)

Question 10

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 10

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (F#m - C#)

Question 11

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 11

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Fm - C)

Question 12

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 12

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Dm - Am)

Question 13

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 13

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (F#m - Bm)

Question 14

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 14

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Em - Bm)

Question 15

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 15

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Dm - A)

Question 16

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 16

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Fm - Cm)

Question 17

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 17

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Bm - Em)

Question 18

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 18

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (G#m - D#m)

Question 19

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 19

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Am - Dm)

Question 20

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 20

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (C#m - F#m)

Question 21

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 21

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Em - Am)

Question 22

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 22

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Gm - D)

Question 23

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 23

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Cm - Fm)

Question 24

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways:

First Way: Tonic + another chord from the key in root position

Second Way: Same Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in first inversion.

What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 24

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (D#m - A#m)

Question 25

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 25

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (G#m - D#)

Question 26

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 26

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Bm - F#m)

Question 27

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 27

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Em - B)

Question 28

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 28

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (C#m - G#m)

Question 29

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 29

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (D#m - A#)

Question 30

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 30

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (Gm - Cm)

Question 31

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 31

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (C#m - G#)

Question 32

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 32

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Am - Em)

Question 33

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 33

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (Am - E)

Question 34

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 34

i – v (Minor chord on the fifth scale degree) (Gm - Dm)

Question 35

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 35

i – iv (Minor chord on the fourth scale degree) (D#m - G#m)

Question 36

You will hear 2 chords presented in 2 ways: First Way: **Tonic** + another chord from the key in **root position** Second Way: **Same** Tonic and chord, but the other chord is in **first inversion.** What is the interval between the 2 chords? (Roman Numerals)

Answer 36

i – V (Major chord on the fifth scale degree) (A#m - E#)