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Chords

Name the chord you hear, in root position or inversion.

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    Triads, ascending

    Major and minor triads, notes from the bottom upward.

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    Triads, descending

    The same triads, notes from the top downward.

    Finish Triads, ascending first.

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    Triads, melodic

    Notes one after another, rising or falling.

    Finish Triads, descending first.

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    Triads, harmonic

    All three notes at the same time.

    Finish Triads, melodic first.

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    Triads, mixed

    Ascending, descending, and harmonic, in one round.

    Finish Triads, harmonic first.

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    Add augmented

    Augmented joins major and minor.

    Finish Triads, mixed first. Then 40 Giacominos.

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    Four triads

    Diminished joins the other three triads.

    Finish Add augmented first. Then 60 Giacominos.

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    Triads in inversion

    Major and minor triads in root position, first inversion, and second inversion.

    Finish Four triads first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Open triads

    The four triads, spread wider than an octave.

    Finish Triads in inversion first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Major and dominant sevenths

    A major seventh against a dominant seventh.

    Finish Open triads first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Minor sevenths

    The minor seventh joins the major seventh and the dominant seventh.

    Finish Major and dominant sevenths first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Diminished sevenths

    Half-diminished and diminished sevenths, beside the minor seventh.

    Finish Minor sevenths first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Color sevenths

    Minor-major and augmented sevenths join the common seventh chords.

    Finish Diminished sevenths first. Then 80 Giacominos.

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    Sevenths in inversion

    Major and dominant sevenths in every inversion.

    Finish Color sevenths first. Then 80 Giacominos.