Learn to read music · How to read chords: triads, inversions and sevenths
Chord worksheet
Name each triad: its root (the note it is named after), major or minor, and root position, first inversion or second inversion. 16 chords, all from the guide; the answers print on a second page. Sheet 15.
Then play it. A drill of the same chords: play each one on a MIDI keyboard or the keys on screen as soon as you read it, and every answer is timed and goes on your reading map.
Play the drillAnswers: chord worksheet, sheet 15
- G major, second inversionD minor, root positionC major, second inversionG major, first inversion
- F major, second inversionD minor, root positionA minor, second inversionC major, second inversion
- F major, root positionF major, second inversionE minor, first inversionD minor, root position
- C major, root positionA minor, root positionF major, first inversionG major, root position
Chord worksheet, sheet 15, from clefsight.com/learn/chords/worksheet?seed=15. Play these chords at a MIDI keyboard there and every answer is timed.