• Index

• Select progressions using: select the type of chords to use in the progressions (green color indicates selection).
• I, IV, V triads: use only I, IV, V degree triads.
• Triads: triads over any degree.
• Seventh chords: seventh chords.
• One secondary dominant: no more than one secondary dominant in the progression.
• Several secondary dominants: 2 or more secondary dominants.
• Neapolitan and augmented sixths.
• Modal interchange chords.
• Inversions: select the inversions to use in the progressions.
• Root position: chords in root position only.
• Root position and first inversion: chords in root position and first inversion.
• Any inversion: chords in any position.
  NOTE: No all chords categories have progressions with all types of positions as shown is this table:
  

  	Root position	Root position First Inversion	Any Inversion
  I, IV and V	√	√	√
  Triads	√	√	√
  Seventh chords	√		√
  One secondary chord	√
  Several secondary chords	√		√
  Neapolitan and augmented sixths			√
  Modal interchange			√

• Keys: select the keys you would like to use.
• Select Answer using chord symbols if you prefer to answer using chord symbols.
• Stop after: choose to end the exercise after a number of minutes or exercises.
• Click OK to start the exercise or press enter/return.

Each box represents a chord in the progression. To identify each chord, click on the related box. Once correctly identified, the question marks are replaced with the degree, inversion, and chord symbol:

 

 

There're many variations of roman numerals and symbols. These are the ones we use in this exercise:

Triads, major keys

Triads, minor keys

Inversions, triads

Seventh chords, major keys

Seventh chords, minor keys

Seventh chords, inversions

Secondary dominants

Secondary diminished sevenths

Inversions