Triad Scale Names Primary Triads.

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Triad Scale Names Primary Triads

Roman Numeral Analysis Major = Capital VI minor = Lowercase vi diminished = Lowercase with ° vi ° Augmented = Capital with + VI +

Melodic Minor Harmonic Minor Natural Minor

Remember the Roman Numerals for Triad Inversions Root Position = First Inversion = Second Inversion = No Numbers 6 6 4

Add another third on top and you get ….

Seventh Inversions Roman Numerals

Macro (Popular) Analysis Major = Capital G minor = Lowercase g diminished = Lowercase with ° g ° Augmented = Capital with + G +

Major Triad Augmented Triad Minor Triad Diminished Triad Added Sixth Dominant (M/m) Seventh