• Here’s The Relationship Between The Tertian Harmony And The 2-5-1 Chord Progression

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    Discover the secret relationship between the tertian harmony and the 2-5-1 chord progression in this lesson.

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    Exposed: The Easiest Known Way To Form Tertian Chords (The Pick-Skip Technique)

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    Do you want to learn one of the easiest chord formation techniques? Check out the pick-skip technique in this lesson.

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    Here Are Quick Insights On Tertian Harmony

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    In this lesson, we’re covering the ins-and-outs of tertian harmony, which is one of the tools used in the formation of chords.

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    A Method To Guarantee The Proper Spelling of Chords

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    In this lesson, we’ll be exploring a method that’ll guarantee the proper spelling of chords.

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    Tertian Chords and the Secret Relationship Between Almost Every Chord

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    90% of all chords you’ll ever play are tertian chords. Tertian comes from the latin word “tertianus,” which means “of or concerning thirds.” Learn how every chord you’ll every play is connected.

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    Here’s a quick and easy refresher on tertian chords

    As you may know from past lessons, tertian chords are built on thirds.

    This is majority of the chords you’ll play since almost every common chord (like major, minor, dominant, diminished, augmented, and even most altered chords) are built on thirds.

    In this post, I wanted to provide a quick refresher on some of the most common tertian chords.

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    Here’s a foolproof guide that’ll have you naming chords correctly… TONIGHT!

    checklistsmall.jpgYesterday’s lesson was one of my longest yet. And it was worth it! I took you through a foolproof method for naming chords correctly. And many of you were helped tremendously (per your comments and radio show feedback last night).

    Today, I want to make it even plainer…

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