Kristofer Dahl4th July 2008This is a fantastic jazz series Jerry and Andrew - keep up the awesome work!
rockztar4th July 2008Thats great work jerry and andrew... keep jazzing
Nemanja Filipovic4th July 2008Awesome lesson Jerry.
Danilo Capezzuto4th July 2008Super nice lesson Jerry!
Ivan Milenkovic4th July 2008Very nice Jazz series mate. Great job
Joe Kataldo4th July 2008Cool Stuff Here
Bogdan Radovic4th July 2008Wow cool lesson on Jazz !
Lian Gerbino4th July 2008so cool man... learning now!!!
Jerry Arcidiacono4th July 2008Thanks guys. I'm not sure this is so cool
Anyway, triads are very important to know.
Nick3254th July 2008Cool
Dejan Farkas4th July 2008So many possibilities with only four chords
Gabriel Leopardi4th July 2008Cool lesson!
Carlos Carrillo4th July 2008Great lesson!!
;)Very interesting!!
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th July 2008
Thanks guys!
Hisham Al-Sanea4th July 2008Cool Jazz lesson jerry.very welldone
Alex875th July 2008Very good lesson Jerry. Good to know triads, its always useful
- Jerry Arcidiacono5th July 2008
Thank you again guys.
Muris Varajic6th July 2008Awesome idea for the lesson Jerry,good job!
Andrew Cockburn6th July 2008Thanks guys
Juan M. Valero6th July 2008Interesting lesson !! those arpeggios are a great help
Pablo Vazquez6th July 2008Nice Job man!! Great lesson!
Alejandro Pinero6th July 2008Cool lesson!
Thanks!- Jerry Arcidiacono7th July 2008
Thanks guys
Gerardo Siere8th July 2008Useful lesson
- Jerry Arcidiacono8th July 2008
Thank you Gerardo
Marcus Siepen9th July 2008great stuff
- Jerry Arcidiacono22nd July 2008
Thank you Marcus
- myhandyman1st January 2015
what a great read introductory,, i bookmarked this and keep re reading and understand why this lesson is one of my favorite on GMC Happy new year all
Cosmin Lupu3rd January 2015Happy new year to you too, myhandyman!
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Hi GMC! Today we will talk about triads and inversions. Check video #1 to read and listen the theory about this lesson.
Main video can be a little enigmatic/boring to hear :D So, be patient while you're learning because if you learn well all the triad shapes, your knowledge of the fretboard will improve a lot.
I made a Jam backing track at 100 bpm. The structure here is
1 bar for D triad - 1 bar for Dm triad - 1 bar for Dm/5- triad - 1 bar for Daug triad
1 bar for E triad - 1 bar for Em triad - 1 bar for Em/5- triad - 1 bar for Eaug triad
1 bar for F# triad - 1 bar for F#m triad - 1 bar for F#m/5- triad - 1 bar for F#aug triad
and so on, raising the root note - a whole step - after four bars. With this backing you can play triads in different keys, using different shapes from your choice.
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