Music Theory Roman Numeral Analysis
Music Theory Roman Numeral Analysis APK
1.2 ․ 54 years agoFree ․ Nick Rose ⇣ Download APK (1.17 MB)
Analyze randomly generated chords using Roman numerals
What's Music Theory Roman Numeral Analysis APK?
Music Theory Roman Numeral Analysis is a app for Android, It's developed by Nick Rose author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 54 years ago.
This app has 5K download times on Google play and rated as 4.29 stars with 31 rated times.
This product is an app in Education category. More infomartion of Music Theory Roman Numeral Analysis on google play
This app produces a random triad or seventh chord on a musical staff with a random key and clef. Random! Four buttons, each affixed with a Roman numeral, are displayed beneath it . Use your knowledge of music theory to decide which one correlates best to the aforementioned chord and give it a confident tap.
Types of chords you'll get include:
All possible diatonic triads and seventh chords in every inversion
Applied dominant seventh chords
Modal mixture triads
Altered dominants (augmented and diminished, denoted by + and -, respectively) both as triads and seventh chords
Augmented sixth chords
A score at the bottom left of the screen keeps track of your progress and can be reset at any time. If the chords being generated are too advanced or if keys like D#-minor and Cb-major are too difficult/annoying, you can customize the output using the settings button on the bottom right of the screen.
Note: this program only interprets the chords at face value. It does not understand passing chords or suspensions; analyze accordingly. For example, a C-major chord with G as the bass note will have to be answered as I6/4 and not V6/4 (wherein the latter chord is understood as a typical cadential 6/4).
Types of chords you'll get include:
All possible diatonic triads and seventh chords in every inversion
Applied dominant seventh chords
Modal mixture triads
Altered dominants (augmented and diminished, denoted by + and -, respectively) both as triads and seventh chords
Augmented sixth chords
A score at the bottom left of the screen keeps track of your progress and can be reset at any time. If the chords being generated are too advanced or if keys like D#-minor and Cb-major are too difficult/annoying, you can customize the output using the settings button on the bottom right of the screen.
Note: this program only interprets the chords at face value. It does not understand passing chords or suspensions; analyze accordingly. For example, a C-major chord with G as the bass note will have to be answered as I6/4 and not V6/4 (wherein the latter chord is understood as a typical cadential 6/4).
