Скачать или смотреть Dom7/Dom7b5/Dom7#5 Chord, 80 bpm [#01] (Ear Training)

Ear training: Learn to hear the difference between dominant seventh, dominant seventh sharp five and dominant seventh flat five chords.
The notes of a chord are played upwards, downwards and simultaneously - afterwards, the solution screen shows chord type, notes on keyboard/grand staff and the intervals with respect to the root (e.g. "m3" for "minor third", "M3" for "major third", "P5" for "perfect fifth").

For a dominant seventh chord the intervals are
P1 (perfect unison) - the root,
M3 (major third),
P5 (perfect fifth),
m7 (minor seventh).

For a dominant seventh flat five chord the intervals are
P1 (perfect unison) - the root,
M3 (major third),
d5 (diminished fifth (tritone)),
m7 (minor seventh).

For a dominant seventh sharp five chord the intervals are
P1 (perfect unison) - the root,
M3 (major third),
A5 (augmented fifth),
m7 (minor seventh).

00:00 Start screen
00:04 Chord #01
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02:10 Chord #08
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04:34 Chord #16
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05:28 Chord #19
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06:04 Chord #21
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07:16 Chord #25