Learn how to improvise using triad approach!

4 Notes per String Legato on a Melodic-Minor Mode.

Triad Arpeggios played with sweep picking in the key of A minor.

Triads are arpeggios made out of three notes: the root, 3rd and 5th. In this lesson, we'll develop some ideas using the triads found in the A Major scale.

In this second Jazz Notes lesson we will take a look at some basic triads and their inversions. Triads are just about the simplest type of chord you can get.

Triads are very useful and ideal for comping - easy to finger, for chordal enrichment and great to create some melodic movement in your comping.

The second lesson from Chords Workshop Series. We will go one step further with triads, and we are introducing the "barre chords".

Lesson covering concepts of superimposing and how to use it in jazz.

This lesson is focus on 3 different aspects of playing - dynamics, arpeggios and funk-blues phrasing. There are also a few examples of augmented and diminished scales usage in blues progression.