Chord Identification - Minor Diatonic (i to III and VI) Flashcards
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (Am - F)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (A#m - C#)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (F#m - A)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (F#m - D)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (Am - C)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (Em - C)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (C#m - A)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (Fm - Ab)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (D#m - B)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (Cm - Ab)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (A#m - F#)
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)
i – VI (Major chord on the sixth scale degree) (Dm - Bb)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (Em - G)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (Dm - F)
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)
i – III (Major chord on the second scale degree) (G#m - B)