Listen · identify · remember
Six new root-position chord types across all 12 roots. Compare the altered target with a labelled same-root minor 7 or major 7, then practise the target in broken and block form.
Part 2
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Broken chord comparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 1
Hear a regular same-root 7 chord first, then the broken target. The reference is labelled and used only for comparison.
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Block chord comparisonEASY · LEVEL 2
Hear a regular same-root 7 chord first, then the block target. The reference is labelled and used only for comparison.
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Broken chordsHARDER · LEVEL 3
Hear the target chord tones enter bottom-up, 0.5 seconds apart, then stack and hold.
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Block chordsHARDEST · LEVEL 4
Hear all target chord tones played together and held as one sonority.
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Name the target chord before revealing the spoken answer.
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