Major and Minor Triads (Junior Cert Music): Flashcards
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How many notes in a triad?
How many notes in a triad?
Three notes
Three components of a triad
Three components of a triad
Root, 3rd, 5th
How triads are built
How triads are built
Stacking intervals of a third
Scale degrees with major triads in a major key
Scale degrees with major triads in a major key
1st (I), 4th (IV), 5th (V)
Names for I, IV, V chords
Names for I, IV, V chords
Tonic, Subdominant, Dominant
Roman numerals for major triads
Roman numerals for major triads
I, IV, V (uppercase)
Roman numerals for minor triads
Roman numerals for minor triads
ii, iii, vi (lowercase)
Scale degrees with minor triads in major key
Scale degrees with minor triads in major key
2nd (ii), 3rd (iii), 6th (vi)
Notes in C major triad
Notes in C major triad
C – E – G
Notes in F major triad
Notes in F major triad
F – A – C
Notes in G major triad
Notes in G major triad
G – B – D
Major triad: root to 3rd interval
Major triad: root to 3rd interval
Major third (4 semitones)
Minor triad: root to 3rd interval
Minor triad: root to 3rd interval
Minor third (3 semitones)
Sound quality of major triads
Sound quality of major triads
Bright, happy
Sound quality of minor triads
Sound quality of minor triads
Sad, darker