The video tutorial explains the structure and types of triads in music theory, including major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads. It provides examples using B-flat triads and discusses triad inversions, such as root position, first inversion, and second inversion. The video concludes with an invitation for further learning and engagement.

What is the interval between the root and the top note of a triad called?

• Sixth

• Fourth

• Third

• Fifth

Which type of triad is formed by a major third and a perfect fifth?

• Major triad

• Augmented triad

• Diminished triad

• Minor triad

How do you convert a B-flat major triad into a B-flat minor triad?

• Lower the fifth a half step

• Raise the fifth a half step

• Lower the third a half step

• Raise the third a half step

What is it called when the third is the lowest note in a triad?

• Third inversion

• Second inversion

• First inversion

• Root position

In a triad, what is the term for when the root is the lowest note?

• First inversion

• Second inversion

• Third inversion

• Root position