EKS Lesson Nine Developing minor triads
Figure 1. A minor triad in the bass clef with the left hand (Enlarge)
Figure 2. A minor triad in the bass and A minor scale in the treble clef. (Enlarge)
Figure 3. D minor triad in the bass and D minor scale in the treble clef (Enlarge)
Note that in this exercise the flat symbol (b) is only used on the first note of the pair of notes.
In standard music notation the flat symbol continues to all notes of the same pitch in the bar unless cancelled by another sign.
Figure 4. Changing from A minor to D minor in root positions (Enlarge)
Figure 5. Changing from A minor to D minor creating an inversion of D minor (Enlarge)
Figure 6. Changing from D minor to G minor in our chord progression (Enlarge)