Try A Simple Triads Trick
Published on 27 November 2017
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The rule is: for a minor song - go down one whole-step from the minor chord and play a major chord. I am using the simplest form of a chord here - triads. So here I am playing A Minor - G Major, back and forth. Pretty cool?
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