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AP Music Theory/Unit 3 – Triads and Seventh Chords
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Diminished and Major Triad Composition
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How does the structure of a diminished triad differ from that of a major triad in terms of interval composition?

A

A diminished triad consists of a perfect fourth and a minor third, while a major triad consists of a major third and a perfect fourth.

B

A diminished triad consists of a minor third and a major third, while a major triad consists of two major thirds.

C

A diminished triad consists of a minor third and an augmented second, while a major triad consists of a major third and a minor third.

D

A diminished triad consists of two minor thirds, while a major triad consists of a major third and a minor third.

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