Analysis of Chords and Keys:
The image displays musical notation with various chords and their corresponding keys or harmonic functions.
- First Section (Under "1. Постройте..."):
- Below the first set of diagrams, the labels indicate harmonic functions. The first diagram corresponds to V7 (dominant seventh chord).
- The second diagram corresponds to V65 (first inversion of the dominant seventh chord).
- The third diagram corresponds to V43 (second inversion of the dominant seventh chord).
- The fourth diagram corresponds to V2 (third inversion of the dominant seventh chord).
- The fifth diagram corresponds to Um.VII7 (diminished seventh chord in minor).
- Second Section (Below the staff, labeled "a-dur"):
- The first chord is labeled V7 in the key of A major (a-dur).
- The second chord is labeled V65, with a note indicating it might be related to the VII degree in minor (VII).
- The third chord is labeled V43.
- The fourth chord is labeled V2.
- The fifth chord is labeled Um.VII7.
- Third Section (Under "2. Сыграйте..."):
- The chords in this section are presented musically. The labels below them are: V7, V65, V43, V2, and Um.VII7.
The numbers within the diagrams (e.g., M.3, 6.3, 6.2) represent intervals (Major third, minor third, augmented sixth, etc.) used in constructing the chords or indicating inversions.
Summary: The image illustrates the construction and labeling of dominant seventh chords and diminished seventh chords in various inversions, commonly used in harmonic progressions and modulation.