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Triad Inversion Exercises for Musicians

The document provides instructions to build various triads in different positions and inversions. Students are asked to build major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads in root position, first inversion, and second inversion as specified for each measure.

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Triad Inversion Exercises for Musicians

The document provides instructions to build various triads in different positions and inversions. Students are asked to build major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads in root position, first inversion, and second inversion as specified for each measure.

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Triad

Inversion 2
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Build a Root Position Triads as identified for each measure. The note provided for each measure is only a
space holder and should be moved (i.e., don't think of its current pitch as part of the triad)

Eb Major Gb Minor A Diminished G Augmented

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Build a First Inversion Triads as identified for each measure
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F Minor Ab Major B Diminished Bb Augmented

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9 Build a 2nd Inversion Triads as identified for each measure.

F# Major C Minor D Augmented E Diminished

Build the Specific Triad in the correct position/inversion.


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G Major D Minor A Augmented F Diminished


1st Inversion 2nd Inversion Root position 1st Inversion

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