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WelshWrite the tonic triads named below, using the correct key signature for each.
Lessons
- Grade 1: Accidentals
- Grade 1: Adding missing bar lines
- Grade 1: Intervals
- Grade 1: Key signatures
- Grade 1: Major scales
- Grade 1: Notes & note values
- Grade 1: Questions on a melody
- Grade 1: Simple time signatures
- Grade 1: Single dotted notes & rests
- Grade 1: Terms & Signs
- Grade 1: The Stave
- Grade 1: Tonic Triads
- Grade 1: Treble & bass clefs
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Grade 1: Tonic Triads: Introduction
The key note, or first degree of the scale, has another name: the tonic. The tonic triad is a group of three notes: the key-note plus the 3rd and 5th degrees above it. Below are three tonic triads in C major:
Grade 1: Tonic Triads
Grade 1: Tonic Triads
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Question 1
Name the keys of each of these tonic triads.
Answer 1
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Question 2
Answer 2
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