A major triad is formed by stacking

A. a major third on top of a minor third.

B. a major third on top of a major third.

C. a minor third on top of a minor third.

D. a minor third on top of a major third.

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Leonidas Brady

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7 November, 17:05

A major triad is formed by stacking

A. a major third on top of a minor third.

B. a major third on top of a major third.

C. a minor third on top of a minor third.

D. a minor third on top of a major third.

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Nasir Wallace · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. a major third on top of a minor third.

A Major triads contain a Major third with a minor third stacked above it, for example, in the major triad C-E-G (which is a C major), the interval C-E is the major third and E-G is a minor third.

A major triad is formed by stackingA. a major third on top of a minor third.B. a major third on top of a major third.C. a minor third on top of a minor third.D. a minor third on top of a major third.

A major triad is formed by stacking

A. a major third on top of a minor third.

B. a major third on top of a major third.

C. a minor third on top of a minor third.

D. a minor third on top of a major third.