Name Chord functions #2
I. Spell the chord as in the example. II. Give the function as in the example.
Ex. V in d: A C# E A C# E in dm: V
1. ii° in dm: 1. F A C in am:
2. IV in G: 2. F# A C in e:
3. vi in F: 3. Bb D F in F:
4. i in am: 4. D F# A in g:
5. III in f: 5. C E G in G:
6. vii° in d: 6. F# A C in am:
7. IV in A: 7. Ab C Eb in Ab:
8. ii° in b: 8. G Bb D in Bb:
9. VI in b: 9. Eb G Bb in cm:
10. vii° in g: 10. A C Eb in gm:
11. V in Ab: 11. G# B# D# in c#m:
12. ii in f#m: 12. D F Ab in fm:
13.vii° in c#m: 13. Db F Ab in fm:
14. III in d: 14. Eb G Bb in fm:
15. VI in a: 15. E G Bb in fm:
III. Solve the following:
1. Bb is the root of a subdominant chord in a minor key. Spell the vii° in its parallel major key.
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2. G is the root of a dominant chord in a minor key. Spell the supertonic chord of its relative major key.
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3. F is the root of a mediant chord in a minor key. Spell the submediant chord of its relative
major key.
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4. C is the 5th of a dominant chord in a minor key. Spell the tonic six-four (I64) in its relative major key.
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