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A C E - That's all you need for an A minor chord (triad)!

Put those notes in ANY ORDER and you still have an A minor chord. You can do the same with your D and E minor chords too. Try it out!

The fancy word for putting those notes in a different order is INVERSION.

FOR THE QUIZ

These three chords are minor chords in the KEY OF C. They are also the 2nd, 3rd, and 6th Diatonic chords. Don't worry if none of this makes sense...it will later on!

WWW Minor Chords - Basic

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What is an inversion?

When you take the notes of a chord and put them in a different order.

The opposite of outversion.

The combination for a major chord.

None of the above

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The notes: A C E, D F A, and E G B are all what?

White white white minor chords

Part of the C Scale

The 2nd, 3rd, and 6th Diatonic Chords in the Key of C

All of the Above

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How do you invert an Am triad?

C E A

E A C

All of the above

None of the above

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What minor Chord is this?

E Minor Triad

A Minor Triad

D Minor Triad

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What minor Chord is this?

E Minor Triad

A Minor Triad

D Minor Triad

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What minor Chord is this?

E Minor Triad

A Minor Triad

D Minor Triad

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