Exploring the Power of Musical Harmony: Understanding Chords & Triads

Unlock the secrets of music theory in this ultimate guide to chords, triads, and harmony! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced musician, this video will help you master essential skills to elevate your music. Learn how to build chords and triads, explore the different types of musical harmony (major, minor, and more), and discover how these concepts create the foundation of the music you love.

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Perfect for pianists, guitarists, composers, and anyone looking to enhance their music knowledge. With clear explanations and practical examples, you’ll gain the confidence to apply harmony in your playing or compositions.

What’s Inside:
*How to differentiate between a triad and a chord.
*How to construct chords and triads step-by-step.
*How to describe a triad.
*Exploring the different formations of chords in harmony.

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1:57 - Introduction to chord, triad, and harmony
9:10 - How would you describe a triad
23:29 - Types of triad
24:02 - Summary, Final Thoughts, and in the future

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Disclaimer
The chord progression and examples presented herein are originally created by the author. While certain harmonic structures may share similarities with other compositions or lessons, the specific arrangement and combination of chords, as well as the overall musical expression, are unique to this piece. The author retains all rights to this chord progression and asserts that it is not a direct copy of any existing copyrighted material, to the best of their knowledge.
Any resemblance to other works is purely coincidental, and the author does not claim ownership over general musical concepts, progressions, or widely used patterns that are considered public domain or part of common musical practice.