One of life’s injustices: you don’t get to choose your relatives! As in life, music comes with relatives. Every major chord has a relative minor – or you could say every minor chord has a relative major. Likewise, scales have relatives as well. In fact, entire keys have relatives! There’s no escaping them – they’re […]
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Basic Chord Theory – Triads
The most basic chord in music is the Triad – or three-note chord. In practice, we don’t actually call them triads – instead, we reference triads as simply major or minor chords – examples: C Dmi Emi F G Ami. There are times when two-note chord fragments are useful for keeping multi-instrument arrangements clean sounding. […]
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