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Note: The first two sixteenth notes of the excerpt do not count as the first measure. The first measure is the first full measure indicated with the number one.

Question
What triad is being performed in the bass clef on the first beat of measure two?
(1 point)
Responses

D minor
D minor

D major
D major

B minor
B minor

B major
B major

3 answers

To determine the triad being performed in the bass clef on the first beat of measure two, you would need to identify the notes being played on that beat. Unfortunately, I can’t see the specific musical excerpt you're referring to.

In a typical analysis, a D minor triad consists of the notes D, F, and A; a D major triad consists of D, F#, and A; a B minor triad includes B, D, and F#, and a B major triad consists of B, D#, and F#.

Check the notes on the bass clef for measure two and see which ones align with these triads. If you can provide the actual notes, I would be happy to help you determine the correct triad.

Notation shows an excerpt from “A Flower Bold In Me You See.”

To determine which triad is being performed in the bass clef on the first beat of measure two from the excerpt of "A Flower Bold In Me You See," you would need to analyze the specific notes shown in that measure.

  1. D minor triad: D, F, A
  2. D major triad: D, F#, A
  3. B minor triad: B, D, F#
  4. B major triad: B, D#, F#

If the notes in the bass clef for the first beat of measure two are:

  • D, F, A: It is a D minor triad.
  • D, F#, A: It is a D major triad.
  • B, D, F#: It is a B minor triad.
  • B, D#, F#: It is a B major triad.

Please check the notes on the first beat of measure two and match them with these triads. If you let me know what the notes are, I can help you identify the correct triad.