Section: I IV and V degrees in major key | Chord progressions 2A: I, IV and V | Moodle Music

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The I, IV, and V chords are the three most used chords in major or minor key. They are called primary triads or primary chords.
I degree (tonic)
IV degree (subdominant or predominant leading into dominant)
V degree (dominant), usually leading into tonic
They are all major triads (in major key).
- Select activity Example 1 (major)
  
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- Select activity Example 2 (major)
  
  Example 2 (major) mmusic
  
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- Select activity EXERCISES
  
  EXERCISES
- Select activity 2. Select hidden chord
  
  2. Select hidden chord mmusic
  
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- Select activity 2. Select chord locations (degrees)
  
  2. Select chord locations (degrees) mmusic
  
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- Select activity 2. Select chords one by one (degrees)
  
  2. Select chords one by one (degrees) mmusic
  
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