Music Theory for Guitar | 05: Major Triads (Patreon)

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Continuing with this Music Theory For Guitar course, the next set of lessons are about Triads! Starting with Major Triads, I talk about how to make them, the language to use when discussing and thinking about them (to keep things from getting too confusing), and how we typically use voicings and inversions on guitar. This gives you the info you need to work on the homework and the practice track. This also prepares you for the next lesson about minor triads!

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Here are the homework and practice sections for this lesson:

• Major Triads | Homework
• Major Triads | Practice 1
• Major Triads | Practice 2

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