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Writing Recognising Major and Minor Chords

The document contains an exercise on writing and recognizing major and minor triads. It includes questions that ask the student to complete triads given various root notes, identify triads written on a staff, and label triads within the context of major and minor keys using Roman numerals and chord names. The exercise covers topics like building triads from their root, third and fifth, identifying triads as major or minor, and recognizing diatonic triads within major and minor keys.

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Writing Recognising Major and Minor Chords

The document contains an exercise on writing and recognizing major and minor triads. It includes questions that ask the student to complete triads given various root notes, identify triads written on a staff, and label triads within the context of major and minor keys using Roman numerals and chord names. The exercise covers topics like building triads from their root, third and fifth, identifying triads as major or minor, and recognizing diatonic triads within major and minor keys.

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Writing and Recognising Major and Minor Triads

Name: ______________________

Question 1

Using accidentals where necessary, complete the triad indicated with notes written above each given root note.

Question 2

Write the names of the following triads on the line provided below the stave.

Question 3

Using accidentals where necessary, complete the triad indicated with notes written above each given root note.

Question 4

Write the names of the following triads on the line provided below the stave.

Question 5

The notes given below are the upper notes (fifths of triads). Using accidentals where necessary, complete the third
and root note below each fifth according to the tonality indicated (major or minor). Label each completed triad.
EXTENSION

Label each of the diatonic triads in D major on the stave below. Use Roman numerals (I etc.) and/or chord names (D
etc.).

Label each of the diatonic triads in A minor on the stave below. Use Roman numerals and/or chord names.

Using semibreves and accidentals where necessary, write triads on the following scale degrees in F major. Label
each triad with Roman numerals and/or chord names.

Using semibreves and accidentals where necessary, write triads on the following scale degrees in E minor. Label each
triad with Roman numerals and/or chord names.

Name each of these triads in the key of G major using Roman numerals and/or chord names.

Name each of these triads in the key of D minor using Roman numerals and/or chord names.
Using semibreves and accidentals where necessary, write the following triads in the key of B flat major.

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