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What are Triads anyway?

A triad is a chord made from just 3 notes, the root, the third and the fifth without repeating them. A triad can have 3 Inversions meaning the order in which the notes are arranged. In a A Minor Triad there are 3 notes the:

root note - A - minorthird - C - perfect fifth - E

The 3 inversions are:

- Inversion 1: A - C - E
- Inversion 2: C - E - A
- Inversion 3: E - A - C


n this lesson you will learn all possible A minor triads

By learning all these shapes relative to the A Minor scale that is displayed underneath, you can start to lay connections between the two. It's important not to see scales and chords as separate but rather a as an intricate whole. By trying to connect these triads shapes to the underlying scale this knowledge becomes transpose-able to other minor scales. You will also start noticing that all the triads are part of larges chord forms. All this will become more clear as you advance in you learning and these basics will give you a great foundation.