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A 3 note chord made of stacked 3rds
What is a triad?
These 2 types of triads contain a m3 as the bottom interval.
What are minor and diminished?
A CM triad contains these 3 notes.
What is C, E, and G?
When the root of a triad is the lowest sounding tone or when the root of a triad is "in the bass".
What is Root Position?
Uppercase Roman Numerals refer to these type of chords.
What are Major chords?
The three parts of a triad.
What is the Root, Third, and Fifth?
These 2 types of triads contain a Major 3rd as the bottom interval.
What are Major and Augmented?
A Gm triad contains these 3 notes.
What is G, Bb, D?
When the 3rd of a triad is the lowest tone, or "in the bass"
What is 1st inversion?
In C Major, a V chord contains these notes.
What are G, B, and D?
Triads can be identified by these 4 qualities
What are Major, Minor, Diminished, and Augmented?
These 2 triads contain a Perfect 5th between the Root and the Fifth.
What are Major and minor triads?
If the 3rd of a Major triad is F#, the Root is this note.
What is D?
When the 5th of a triad is the lowest tone, or "in the bass"
What is 2nd Inversion?
In a Major Key, these chords are Major and have Uppercase Roman Numerals
What are I, IV, and V?
This symbol indicates a diminished chord/triad.
What is a superscript plus sign
G+ indicates this type of triad.
What is a G augmented triad?
G, Bb, and Db spell this type of triad.
What is a g diminished triad?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!!!
In figured bass, if a triad has 5/3 it is in this position.
What is root position?
In a Natural Minor Key, this chord is diminished.
What is iio?
This symbol indicates a diminished chord/triad.
What is a superscript zero?
Uppercase letters indicate these types of triads.
What are Augmented and Major?
Fb is the 5th of this diminished triad.
What is Bb diminished triad?
In figured bass, the numbers 6/3 or 6 refer to this position.
What is 1st inversion?
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!
In harmonic minor, these chords could be affected by the addition of the leading tone (list all 3 and their qualities)
What is III+, V and viio?