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This document provides an introduction to music theory, specifically focusing on triads. It begins with introducing basic concepts needed for the lesson such as notes on the keyboard. It then covers major and minor triads, breaking them down and providing examples of their common musical functions. The document concludes with a quick recap and test to check understanding of triads.
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- 5. Triads?
- 6. Terms you need for this lesson
- 7. Basic Triads
- 8. Major Triads
- 9. Breakdown of Major Chords
- 10. Breakdown of Major Chords
- 11. Breakdown of Major Chords (Written) Check!
- 13. Common Functions of Major Chords (Harmonized)
- 14. Minor Triads
- 15. Breakdown of Minor Chords
- 16. Breakdown of Minor Chords
- 17. Breakdown of Minor Chords (Written) Check!
- 19. Common Functions of Minor Chords (Harmonized)
- 20. Other Triads
- 21. Quick Recap
- 22. Quick Test