Listen · identify · remember
Ten root-position chord types across all 12 roots, organized into Minor, Major, and Sixth families, then mixed together. The comparison stages play an appropriate same-root regular chord before the target.
Part 3 · Minor family
Minor and minor-major qualities. Minor-major 7 and 9; minor 7 and 9 flat 5. The four levels progress through Broken Comparison, Block Comparison, Broken, and Block.
Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 1
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
Block ComparisonEASY · LEVEL 2
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
BrokenHARDER · LEVEL 3
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
BlockHARDEST · LEVEL 4
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
Part 4 · Major family
Altered-major sevenths and ninths. Major 7 and 9 with flat 5 or sharp 5. The four levels progress through Broken Comparison, Block Comparison, Broken, and Block.
Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 5
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
Block ComparisonEASY · LEVEL 6
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
BrokenHARDER · LEVEL 7
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
BlockHARDEST · LEVEL 8
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 48 prompted · 0 learned
Part 5 · Sixths family
Major 6 and minor 6 only. Only m6 and 6. No 6/9 chords are included. The four levels progress through Broken Comparison, Block Comparison, Broken, and Block.
Broken ComparisonEASIEST · LEVEL 9
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 24 prompted · 0 learned
Block ComparisonEASY · LEVEL 10
Hear the same-root regular chord first, then identify the target. The reference is labelled and comparison-only.
0 of 24 prompted · 0 learned
BrokenHARDER · LEVEL 11
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 24 prompted · 0 learned
BlockHARDEST · LEVEL 12
Identify the target by ear, then reveal its exact chord name and spoken answer.
0 of 24 prompted · 0 learned
Part 6 · Final mixed practice
All ten Pop Quiz 5 chord types. Broken and Block mixed levels; no comparison chords. The two levels mix the ten targets in Broken and Block form; no reference chord plays.
All BrokenMIXED · LEVEL 13
Identify any of the ten Pop Quiz 5 chord types. No comparison chords are included.
0 of 120 prompted · 0 learned
All BlockMIXED · LEVEL 14
Identify any of the ten Pop Quiz 5 chord types. No comparison chords are included.
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Name the target chord before revealing the spoken answer.
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