Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 1
Broken Comparison
Hear the regular same-root dominant first, then the target as a broken chord.
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Part 1 · Existing material
Review the six dominant 7 and 9 types from Pop Quiz 4, with the familiar Broken Comparison, Block Comparison, Broken, and Block learning ladder. Each level shows its possible chord types and saves progress separately.
Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 1
Hear the regular same-root dominant first, then the target as a broken chord.
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Block ComparisonEASY · LEVEL 2
Compare the regular same-root dominant with the target block chord.
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BrokenHARDER · LEVEL 3
Identify the fifth-altered dominant, stacked one note at a time.
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BlockHARDEST · LEVEL 4
Identify the fifth-altered dominant played together as a block.
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Part 2 · New material
Four new dominant types in all 12 keys, again in Broken Comparison, Block Comparison, Broken, and Block levels. Comparison levels play the same-root regular dominant 9 first.
Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 5
Hear the same-root regular dominant 9 first, then the broken target.
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Block ComparisonEASY · LEVEL 6
Hear the same-root regular dominant 9 first, then the block target.
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BrokenHARDER · LEVEL 7
Identify the altered-ninth dominant, stacked one note at a time.
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BlockHARDEST · LEVEL 8
Identify the altered-ninth dominant played together as a block.
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