Diatonic Triads for C Major

Question 1

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Leading note’ of the C major
(How can the leading note be used to identify the key signature if a piece.)

Answer 1

Answer:

B, D, F

Question 2

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Mediant’ of the C major

Answer 2

Answer:

E, G, B

Question 3

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Subdominant’ OF the C major

Answer 3

Answer:

F, A, C

Question 4

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Dominant’ of the C major

Answer 4

Answer:

G, B, D

Question 5

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Dominant’ of the C major

Answer 5

Answer:

G, B, D

Question 6

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Submedient’ of the C major

Answer 6

Answer:
A, C, E
The Submedient is always the ‘A’ minor chord

Question 7

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Supertonic’ of the C major

Answer 7

Answer:
D, F, A
Yes, the supertonic is always the 2nd degree of the scale

Question 8

Play or name the Diatonic triad for the ‘Tonic’ of the C major

Answer 8

Answer:

C, E, G