Wide Triads: Minor Chords, Part 2

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Minor Chords

Wide Triads: Minor Chords, Part 1

Wide Triads: Minor Chords, Part 2

In this lesson, Mark gives you some ideas about combining some of the wide-voiced major triads you learned previously with wide-voiced minor triads. He shows you a couple of etudes that combine the i, iv, V in the key of A minor (Am, Dm, E) and in the key of E minor (Em, Am, B) and give you other ideas about combining chord voicings.

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