Triads

Question 0

What intervals is a major triad composed of?

Answer 0

M3 + m3 = P5 between notes

Question 1

What is a chord?

Answer 1

Three or more different pitches sounding simultaneously.

Question 2

What intervals create a minor triad?

Answer 2

m3 + M3 = P5

Question 3

What intervals is a augmented triad composed of?

Answer 3

M3 + M3 = A5

Question 4

What intervals is a diminished triad composed of?

Answer 4

m3 + m3 = d5

Question 5

What sharps/flats are in a major triad?

Answer 5

The same sharps/flats as in the major scale.

Question 6

What sharps/flats are in a minor triad?

Answer 6

Same sharps/flats as minor scale OR same as major scale but with the third (middle note) lowered a semitone.

Question 7

What sharps/flats are in a diminished triad?

Answer 7

The same sharps/flats as a minor scale but also with the fifth (top note) lowered a semitone.

Question 8

What sharps/flats are in Augmented triad?

Answer 8

Same sharp/flats as a major scale but with the fifth (top note) raised a semitone.

Question 9

What are the primary triads?

Answer 9

The tonic, subdominant and dominant triads.

Question 10

What is the Roman numeral analysis of a Major scale?

Answer 10

I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii^0

Question 11

What is the Roman numeral analysis of minor keys?

Answer 11

i, ii^0, III, iv, v, VI, VII