Music Theory Intervals

V7 chord or I7

4 notes each a third apart

I6/5 (first inversion)

root goes to the top

I4/3

1+2nd note go above

I4/2

1,2,+3rd note go above

I6

bottom note goes on top

I6/4

1+2nd note go on top

I

3 notes each a third apart

i

first note of scale-tonic

ii

second note of scale-supertonic

iii

third note of scale-mediant

iv

fourth note of scale- subdominant

v

fifth note of scale-dominant

vi

sixth note of scale- submediant

vii

7th note of scale-leading

7th note of scale

leading

6th note of scale

submediant

5th note of scale

dominant

4th note of scale

subdominant

3rd note of scale

mediant

2nd note of scale

supertonic

1st note of scale

tonic

What does enharmonic mean

same note- (ex; b#=c

Lowercase roman numeral stands for what

minor scale

uppercase roman numeral

major scale

open interval-more spaced out

third not stays the same, second not goes one octave above, first note goes two octaves above

primary triads

built off the 1st 4th and 5th scale degrees

IV64

5th is moved down an octave