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Triads
Triads are the fundamental three-note chords that form the building blocks of harmony in Western music. The lesson explains how triads are constructed from the root, third, and fifth notes of a corresponding scale, and covers Major, minor, and diminished triads.
Perfect for beginners and intermediate musicians, this video provides essential knowledge for understanding chord construction, harmony, and how triads function within scales and progressions.
1: Which is the correct diatonic voicing of triads?
2: A diminished triad is formed by combining which two intervals?
3: A minor triad is formed by combining which two intervals?
4: A Major triad is formed by combining which two intervals?
5: A group of two or more harmonizing notes is called a
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Chord Inversions
Chord inversions are variations of triads where different chord tones are placed in the bass position. Learning inversions is key for advanced harmony and arranging.
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