Part 3 · Major and MinorBROKEN · LEVEL 1
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Broken major and minor extensions; each full stacked chord is mixed across six roots.
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Part 3
Three related sections cover major and minor extensions, natural dominants, and altered-ninth dominants. All chords are root-position stacks of thirds; choose Broken or Together practice.
The question list will show all eight tested qualities: maj7, maj9, maj9#11, maj13#11, m7, m9, m11, and m13.
Part 3 · Major and MinorBROKEN · LEVEL 1
Broken major and minor extensions; each full stacked chord is mixed across six roots.
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Part 3 · Major and MinorBLOCK · LEVEL 2
Block major and minor extensions; each full stacked chord is mixed across six roots.
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Dominant 7, 9, 9#11, and 13#11. The existing 7 and 9 recordings are reused.
Part 3 · Natural DominantsBROKEN · LEVEL 1
Broken natural dominants, including 7 and 9 reused from Pop Quiz 4 and the new sharp-eleven extensions.
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Part 3 · Natural DominantsBLOCK · LEVEL 2
Block natural dominants, including 7 and 9 reused from Pop Quiz 4 and the new sharp-eleven extensions.
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Only 7b9 and 7#9 targets. Comparison levels play the labelled same-root natural dominant 9 first.
Part 3 · Altered-Ninth DominantsEASIEST · LEVEL 1
Hear the labelled same-root regular dominant 9 first, then the broken altered target.
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Part 3 · Altered-Ninth DominantsEASY · LEVEL 2
Hear the labelled same-root regular dominant 9 first, then the block altered target.
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Part 3 · Altered-Ninth DominantsHARDER · LEVEL 3
Broken flat-nine and sharp-nine targets, with no comparison reference.
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Part 3 · Altered-Ninth DominantsHARDEST · LEVEL 4
Block flat-nine and sharp-nine targets, with no comparison reference.
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The original six dominant types—7, 7b5, 7#5, 9, 9b5, and 9#5—reuse the existing 12-root audio.
Part 3 · Pop Quiz 4 · Part 1 ChordsBROKEN · PRACTICE
All six Part 1 dominant chord types reused across their original 12 roots.
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Part 3 · Pop Quiz 4 · Part 1 ChordsBLOCK · PRACTICE
All six Part 1 dominant chord types reused across their original 12 roots.
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The original six minor/sixth/altered-major types reuse their existing 12-root audio.
Part 3 · Pop Quiz 4 · Part 2 ChordsBROKEN · PRACTICE
All six Part 2 chord types reused across their original 12 roots.
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Part 3 · Pop Quiz 4 · Part 2 ChordsBLOCK · PRACTICE
All six Part 2 chord types reused across their original 12 roots.
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Every distinct new and Pop Quiz 4 target, with no comparisons. The final levels are question then answer.
Part 3 · All Chords CombinedMIXED · BROKEN
Every distinct new and Pop Quiz 4 target, mixed as broken chords; no comparisons.
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Part 3 · All Chords CombinedMIXED · BLOCK
Every distinct new and Pop Quiz 4 target, mixed as block chords; no comparisons.
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Name the chord before revealing the spoken answer.
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