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A MinorAmRoot, minor third, perfect fifth - a darker-sounding counterpart to the major triad. Notes: A, C, E.A Minor 7thAm7A minor triad plus a minor seventh above the root. Notes: A, C, E, G.B DiminishedBdimRoot, minor third, diminished fifth - built from two stacked minor thirds. Notes: B, D, F.C MajorCRoot, major third, perfect fifth - the most consonant, stable triad in Western music. Notes: C, E, G.C Major 7thCmaj7A major triad plus a major seventh above the root. Notes: C, E, G, B.D MinorDmRoot, minor third, perfect fifth - a darker-sounding counterpart to the major triad. Notes: D, F, A.D Minor 7thDm7A minor triad plus a minor seventh above the root. Notes: D, F, A, C.E MinorEmRoot, minor third, perfect fifth - a darker-sounding counterpart to the major triad. Notes: E, G, B.E Minor 7thEm7A minor triad plus a minor seventh above the root. Notes: E, G, B, D.F MajorFRoot, major third, perfect fifth - the most consonant, stable triad in Western music. Notes: F, A, C.F Major 7thFmaj7A major triad plus a major seventh above the root. Notes: F, A, C, E.G Dominant 7thG7A major triad plus a minor seventh above the root. Notes: G, B, D, F.G MajorGRoot, major third, perfect fifth - the most consonant, stable triad in Western music. Notes: G, B, D.