In a major key, the minor diatonic triads are
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In a major key, the diatonic triads built on the scale degrees are as follows:
1. I - Major
2. ii - Minor
3. iii - Minor
4. IV - Major
5. V - Major
6. vi - Minor
7. vii° - Diminished
From this, we can identify the minor diatonic triads in a major key:
- ii (the supertonic triad, built on the second degree)
- iii (the mediant triad, built on the third degree)
- vi (the submediant triad, built on the sixth degree)
So, the minor diatonic triads in a major key are ii, iii, and vi.
1. I - Major
2. ii - Minor
3. iii - Minor
4. IV - Major
5. V - Major
6. vi - Minor
7. vii° - Diminished
From this, we can identify the minor diatonic triads in a major key:
- ii (the supertonic triad, built on the second degree)
- iii (the mediant triad, built on the third degree)
- vi (the submediant triad, built on the sixth degree)
So, the minor diatonic triads in a major key are ii, iii, and vi.