Question

In a major key, the minor diatonic triads are

A. mediant, dominant, and submediant.
B. subdominant, dominant, and tonic.
C. supertonic, subdominant, and dominant.
D. supertonic, mediant, and supmediant.

Answer 1

The answer is option D.

Step-by-step explanation:

In a major key, the supertonic and mediant triads( ii and iii) are minor, and the submediant triad( vi) is also minor. the diatonic triads in the key of c major are typically identified with roman numerals as expressed in the brackets. The median, dominant and submediant refers to the triads of the music.

Answer 2

The correct answer is option D (supertonic, mediant, and submediant)

In a major key, the supertonic and mediant triads (ii and iii) are minor, and the submediant triad (vi) is also minor. The diatonic triads in the key of C major are typically identified with roman numerals as expressed in the brackets.