EPISODE · May 20, 2020 · 28 MIN
Triads - Four Basic Chord Types
from Harmony&Improvisation · host pearce, wil pearce, doub pearce, doub
Show Notes - -Shout out to Wil Pearce, son and contributor to the podcast -Shout out to Learn Jazz Standards and other influential podcasts -Interval Overview -Breakdown of Triads - three notes played together or arpeggiated -4 basic types of triads- major, minor, diminished and augmented -Breakdown of each triad from the perspective of the major scale, using semitones, and using major and minor 3rd intervals -Ear Training -Walk through of the 7 major and minor triads -Introduction to root position, 1st and 2nd inversions -Get a sneak peek forward to whats coming - a quick look at 1, 4 and 5 chords Episode Image Link - https://harmonyimprovisati.wixsite.com/harmonyimprov/downloads YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/tpfbb Podcast Link - https://open.spotify.com/show/3s7KQqOZlrbk0vZkoe4buC?si=jk14dlxoQJ-V4jhpNeU6sA Website - https://harmonyimprovisati.wixsite.com/harmonyimprov
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Dive deep into triads, a group of three notes played together or separate that form a basic chord. Get a breakdown in a few different ways to help you understand clearly. Train your ear and your brain at the same time.
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