This document reviews the names of the 7 diatonic chords in a major scale, including the tonic, supertonic, mediant, subdominant, dominant, submediant, and leading tone chords. It also discusses the major 7th interval and the difference between an augmented 4th and a perfect 4th. Finally, it asks the reader to identify intervals heard in popular songs such as "Maria" from West Side Story and the NBC song.

3.  I chord-Tonic chord
 ii chord-Supertonic chord
 Iii chord-Mediant chord
 IV chord-Subdominant chord
 V chord-Dominant Chord
 vi chord-submediant chord
 vii chord-Leading tone chord
(diminished)

7. Major 7th is 11 half steps or from the tonic to leading tone
in a major scale

8. Augmented 4th vs the Perfect 4th. What is the
other name for an augmented 4th?

10. Let’s review the names of the chords as
discussed earlier in the powerpoint

11.  What interval sounds like the first two
notes in “Maria” from west side story or
The Simpsons?
 What interval sounds like “My bonnie lies
over the ocean” or like the NBC song?
 What interval sounds like the first two
notes of “Somewhere” from West Side
Story?
 What interval sounds like notes 3 and 4 in
“The Entertainer”