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A major triad consists of the first, third, and fifth note in any major scale played harmonically. On sheet music, a triad appears as these notes stacked on top of each other and are written line to line or space to space. The first note in a triad is also the first note of the scale you are writing in, the the third, then the fifth. An E major triad in the treble clef would be three notes stacked starting on the first line (or fourth space). E-G#-B. Three notes from E is G. In an E major scale, the G is sharp. Some more: C maj: C-E-G D maj: D-F#-A Here is a helpful site for more information: http://www.musictheory.net/
The C chord contains the notes C, E, and G. The C Minor chord contains the notes C, E Flat, and G.
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67 inches,I think. Im a major Jonas fan, so I should know
Musical notes are named repetitively from A to G with a number of sharps or flats. Music is written in "keys" based on a sequence of notes called a "scale" that are named for the first note in the sequence. A scale can be either "Major" or "Minor" depending on the actual notes in the sequence. Minor scales might be considered to be more "mournful" than the "happier" major scales. C major would be the major scale that starts with a C note (or "written in the key of C"). It would be represented as "C". C minor is the minor scale that starts with C and is distinguished with the lower case "m", hence "Cm".
Dont know the eccentricity , but the minor axis = 39.888 cm (approx)
Minor axis = 20, major axis = 57 Perimeter of ellipse = 128 cms.
The major and minor axes of a circle are the same - either is any diameter. So a semimajor axis is half the diameter which is 12 cm.
Carmen Minor is 168 cm.
Caroline Albertine Minor is 174 cm.
It is 5 cm.
312 cm
It is the ninth minor tick from the 5 cm mark towards the 6 cm mark.
6.28 cm.
The harmonic minor is used simply for the i-iv-v-i progression Cm - Fm - Gm (7)- Cm The G minor chord is technically a part of the C minor scale. However, the chord does not give the feeling of returning back to the tonic (which is C minor). Now if you play this new progression, you can feel the return to the tonic Cm - Fm - G(7)- Cm This raises the 7th of the scale to B natural, thus making the V chord major, giving us a stronger sense of resolution than the Vm-Im progression does. The melodic minor scale raises both the sixth and seventh degrees of the scale on the way up, creating a stronger pull to the tonic, but lowers them back on the way down, making the descending melody that of the Natural minor scale. This gives you the advantage of several alternate chords in the minor - a major IV and V chord (instead of minor ones) and a IIm chord (instead of a diminished). Using 4 part chords gives you even more alternate chords (ImMaj7, bVII Maj7, etc.) It also makes a smoother transition when modulating to the Tonic-Major key.
Kenan Music is 192 cm.