How to Recognize Written Chords in Sheet Music - Music Theory

The video tutorial explains the process of identifying chords within a key, focusing on F# minor. It covers the importance of knowing the key signature, constructing basic triads, and using Roman numerals for chord identification. The tutorial also delves into extended and chromatic chords, including Neapolitan and augmented 6th chords, providing a comprehensive understanding of chord structures and their applications in music theory.

What is the relative minor key of A major?

• E minor

• C# minor

• F# minor

• D minor

In the harmonic minor scale of F#, what happens to the 7th note?

• It becomes E#

• It becomes F#

• It becomes G#

• It remains E natural

What is the Roman numeral representation for the chord built on the first degree of a scale?

• IV

• V

• I

• VI

Which of the following is an example of an extended chord?

• Chord with a 2nd

• Chord with a 3rd

• Chord with a 5th

• Chord with a 7th

What is the term for a chord with the third in the bass?

• First inversion

• Root position

• Second inversion

• Third inversion

What is a Neapolitan chord?

• A diminished chord on the seventh degree

• An augmented chord on the fifth degree

• A minor chord on the third degree

• A major chord on the lowered second degree

Which chord is built on the 7th degree of the scale and consists of minor thirds?

• Major 7th chord

• Neapolitan chord

• Augmented 6th chord

• Diminished 7th chord

What is the characteristic interval in an augmented 6th chord?

• Major 7th

• Minor 3rd

• Augmented 6th

• Perfect 5th

Which of the following is NOT a type of augmented 6th chord?

• German

• French

• Italian

• Spanish

What is the purpose of chromatic chords in music?

• To add color and surprise

• To maintain the key

• To increase tempo

• To simplify the harmony