the minor chord or key that has the same key signature as a major key (e.g. A minor compared to C major)

chord I - the 'home' note and chord of a key and the note that the key is named after

the fifth note in a scale, or the chord based on that note (chord V)

a chord in which the root note is the lowest note

when the notes of a chord are reordered so that the root is not the lowest note

In which bar does the tonality turn minor?

British English CC

Chord vi is known as the __________ minor chord.

a key that has the same root note as the major key

a key that uses the same notes as the major key

a key that is not closely related to the major key

a key that uses some of the same notes as the major key

A __________ position chord is best when you want to emphasise the key.

Which of these is the best description of when to use root position chords in a chord sequence?

Which chord/key is the relative minor of C major?

Chords I, IV and V are the __________ chords.

Chords ii, iii and vi are the __________ chords.

A chord where the notes are not played at the same time.

A chord where the lowest note is not the root note.