• 24 Common Chords For Beginners Who Are Getting Started With Chords

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    Finally, there’s a lesson for all beginners who are interested in getting started with chords but are overwhelmed with a lot of information out there.

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    If You Know Major Triads, You Can Figure Out Minor, Augmented, And Diminished Triads

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    Finally…there’s a way to figure out minor, augmented, and diminished triads using major triads.

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    On The 3-Chord: The Most Complicated Minor Chord In The Major Key

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    The most complicated minor chord in the major key is the 3-chord and I’m telling you why this is so in this lesson.

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    A Lesson On The Structural Differences Between The Major And Minor Triad

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    In this lesson, you’ll definitely learn more about the differences between the major and minor triad.

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    Fullproof Formulas For Mastering Triads And Seventh Chords In Any Key

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    This lesson on seventh chords and triads will put chord formation at your finger tips.

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    Beginners | Have You Mastered These 48 Essential Triads Yet?

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    Learn the 48 essential triads every keyboardist must be familiar with.

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    Exposed: The Identity, Tonality, And Stability Of A Triad

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    Learn more about the identity, tonality, and stability of a triad in this lesson.

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