Chord Theory Flashcards
Root: C
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: E
5th: G
Triad: CEG
Root: D
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: F
5th: A
Triad: DFA
Root: E
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: G
5th: B
Triad: EGB
Root: F
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: A
5th: C
Triad: FAC
Root: G
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: B
5th: D
Triad: GBD
Root: A
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: C
5th: E
Triad: ACE
Root: B
3rd and 5th?
Triad?
3rd: D
5th: F
Triad: BDF
List all of the modes, which are major and which are minor?
Ionian- I dorian- ii phrygian- iii Lydian- IV Mixolydian- V aeolian- vi locrian- viiº
How many notes are in a scale?
7
Major scale formula
WWHWWWH
What is a key?
A collection of tones that sound pleasing in reference to a root tone
What is a scale?
Collection of tones in a specific sequence
How do you change the mode, while staying in the same key?
Use the same collection of notes but a different starting notes. These are independent scales because they have a new sequence
