Major Chords. 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 Interval Half Step, Whole Step Scale Chord Chord p.2 Major Triad Major Third minor third minor triad Practice Symbols Four Notes	Major Chord / Triad: Root, Third and Fifth degrees of a Major Scale played simultaneously. When playing a major chord, the middle note is called the third of the chord because relative to the root of the chord (one) it is the third note in the scale. Likewise, the top note of the triad is called the fifth of the chord because relative to the root of the chord (one) it is the fifth note in the scale.

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