Triads
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A seventh chord is the combination of a triad and an interval of a seventh.
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When analyzing music, each diatonic triad is identified by a roman numeral.
Official classification: Understanding Notation, Chords, Interactive Activities, Key Stage 4, Triads, Chord progressions, Curriculum support, Musictheory.net
Like intervals, triads can be inverted by moving the lowest note up an octave. This lowest note, called the bass note, determines the name of the inversion.
Official classification: Understanding Notation, Chords, Interactive Activities, Key Stage 4, Triads, Curriculum support, Musictheory.net
A Neapolitan chord is simply a major triad that is built on a special note.
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