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Version 1.5.5 · 2024-11-08
Diatonic chord identification exercises - showing user answer compared to correct answer
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Practice music theory and train your sight reading skills. Learn all important topics of music theory. Start with simple notes in treble clef for total beginners up to identification of exotic scale modes in mezzo-soprano clef.
These topics are covered:
- Key signatures up to 7 accidentals of major or major scale
- Intervals including compound intervals (up to double octave). In identification mode can be double sharps or double flats used.
- Chords including triads, sixths, sevenths, extended chords (9ths, 11ths), suspended chords, open voicing, inversions...
- Scales including all scale modes of major or minor scales (modes of harmonic or melodic scale), neapolitan scales, pentatonic scales
- Diatonic chord degrees on major or minor scale as triads or seventh chords
- Rhythm exercises with up to sixteenth notes or dotted and double dotted notes.…
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