Name That Chord


Untitled Home Lessons Interval Half Step, Whole Step Scale Chord Chord p.2 Major Triad Major Third minor third minor triad Practice Symbols Four Note Chords 6 Chord 6 Chord p.2 Major Seven Chord Sevenths Seven Chord p.2 Quiz Seven Chord p.3 Seven Chord p.4 Seven Chord p.5 Practice Fifth Diminished Diminished p.2 Augmented Augmented p.2 Suspension Beyond 8 Thirteen Thirteen CHord p.2 Beyond 8 p.2 minor Seven (flat 5) How High? Drill / Practice 1 or 2 Player Game Stump the Chordmaster About
	Lessons Chord Chord p.2 Major Triad Major Third minor third minor triad Practice Symbols Four Notes Six Chord Six Chord p.2 Major Seven Chord Sevenths	Practice Using your skill at playing twelve Major Scales, play 1 3 5 to create a Major Chord / Triad using each of the tweleve notes as the root of the chord. Lower the Third in each Major Chord, playing 1 flat 3 5 to create a minor chord / triad. Click Here to Practice. Set the choices at the top of that page to reflect this model:

Lessons