Question

Write the requested triads as shown by the Roman numerals. Be sure to write the correct accidentals to the left of the appropriate note D: vi, F: vi.

a) VI – F

b) IV – G

c) V – A

d) I – Bb

Answer 1

To write the requested triads as shown by the Roman numerals with accidentals, follow the Roman numeral system for the chords and add accidentals to the left of the appropriate notes.

Step-by-step explanation:

To write the requested triads as shown by the Roman numerals and accidentals, we need to use the Roman numeral system to represent the chords and add the accidentals to the left of the appropriate note. Here is the breakdown of each triad:

a) VI – F: The Roman numeral VI represents a major triad based on the sixth scale degree, which in the key of F major is the note D. So, the triad is D-F-A. Adding the necessary accidental, we write it as D♯-F-A.

b) IV – G: The Roman numeral IV represents a major triad based on the fourth scale degree, which in the key of G major is the note C. So, the triad is C-E-G. Adding the necessary accidental, we write it as C♯-E-G.

c) V – A: The Roman numeral V represents a major triad based on the fifth scale degree, which in the key of A major is the note E. So, the triad is E-G♯-B. No accidentals are needed in this case.

d) I – Bb: The Roman numeral I represents a major triad based on the first scale degree, which in the key of Bb major is the note Bb. So, the triad is Bb-D-F. No accidentals are needed in this case.