- 6 lessons
- All quizzes
- Review
- Final exam
So Much More Than A Chord Book Could Ever Teach You
You’ve learned NOTES ON THE NECK. You’ve realized you can learn to improvise in all sorts of styles. Now it’s time to unlock the mystery of TRIADS – basic chords that come in four types. In this course you’ll learn the theory and construction behind these chords, and then, using the skills you’ve mastered, find and play them. With that achieved, you’ll learn to instantly name all the notes of any chord – you’ll be like a chord computer!
By the Time You're Done, You'll Be Able To:
- Understand the anatomy and theory behind every triad's construction.
- Apply our unique and essential Get Ready to easily name triads.
- Instantly name the musical letter notes of any of the four triad types - major, minor, augmented and diminished - and receive practical training on how to find and play them on the fretboard.
- Instantly identify a triad by simply seeing its notes. If a friend were playing an unknown chord with the notes Eb, C, G, in it, for instance, you'd be able to name. (C minor in 1st inversion, by the way.)
- Understand tried inversions and how to interpret them to identify the actual chord. Discover different voicing possibilities for a single chord.
- Grasp and correctly apply the principles of advanced enharmonics, including double-flats and double-sharps.
- Learn an easy-to-master, instantly accessible system to use and understand intervals, compund intervals, and how they are used to make extended chords.
- Use intervals to understand extended chords such as 6ths, 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths; altered dominant and diminished chords; 6/9 chords; and suspended chord types.
- Become and walking "chord computer" - never need a chord chart or dictionary again!
- Show off adanced tried and arpeggio application, perform your own chord voicing, and experiment with exotic hordal sounds.
The only Course that has a fixed price is “Notes on the Neck.” If someone wants to continue, after that course, it becomes a monthly enrollment/tuition of $60.00 per month. As soon as they complete one course, or lecture, they are moved on to the next. Under this arrangement, once their tuition is paid, a student can complete 1 0r 12 lessons a month, it all depends upon them.
