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    This document discusses chord names in music theory. It introduces the formal names used to describe both the scale degree a chord is built on as well as the triad or extended chord itself. As an example, it lists the diatonic triads in the keys of F major and C major, noting that these triads can also be extended to seventh chords. The purpose is to reinforce identification and learning of chord names, which can describe the note and chord type.

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    This document discusses chord names in music theory. It introduces the formal names used to describe both the scale degree a chord is built on as well as the triad or extended chord itself. As an example, it lists the diatonic triads in the keys of F major and C major, noting that these triads can also be extended to seventh chords. The purpose is to reinforce identification and learning of chord names, which can describe the note and chord type.

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    Introduction to Week 5 Chord Names


    Chord Inversions

    Cadences
    We have already looked at all the diatonic triads, but let’s be sure that we’ve identified (and learned) all the formal
    Chord Names
    music theoretic names. These names can be used to describe both the scale degree (note) and the triad or extended
    Video: Chord Names chord built on that scale degree.
    3 min
    The diatonic triads in F major:
    Reading: Chord Names
    5 min

    Common Chord Progressions

    Modulation

    Knowledge Check

    Also here in C major:

    Of course all these triads can be extended to seventh chords, as you saw in Week 4.

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