The Secret of Thirds
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Welcome back to another exciting episode of Chords & Coffee, the weekly show where we dive deep into all things music with your host, Nate White!
In every guitarist's tool box there ought to be several sets of Thirds ready to fix or build some melodic content. As an improvisational tool, Thirds are incredibly useful if you know how to wield them. In this episode we take a deep dive into this concept. Pour yourself three cups of coffee because we are taking Thirds to the third power!!!
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Still the best part of Saturday morning
Here as well
You’ve come a long way from the days of Twilight Fusion my brother.
😄👍 I think we both have! Great to hear from you, Gabe. Give me a holler if you’re ever in the Springfield area!!!
Hey Nate... do you ever have a cool chord progression you're working on and you're on the very last chord and the only chord that seems to work is the V chord? But you don't want to use the same old V. It just seems too "of course". Are there some ways of finding alternatives to use... that might open up some unique ways to complete the progressions? Thanks once again!
What a great question! So let’s say your cool chord progression is in the key of C. Try the b7 like a Bb9. Sort of think end of “Layla”. In fact, you could do the Fm7 to Bb9 to C.. Don’t forget about the old Dm7b5 (instead of Fm) or Abmaj7 or Ab6. Those are all the tension chords (ii, IV, V, vii) of Eb. (Fm7, Abmaj7, Bb7, Dm7b5). This is sometimes referred to as Cush chords. To me it’s more like Gospel changes. One more idea: You can also use a tritone substitution for the five. So Dbmaj7 to C. Db (or C#) is the tritone to G (the V). Does this help? 🙏
@@naterevolution Great! Will try all these. Thanks!
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Tell me the secret!
I will… this Saturday at 9am CST 😄👍
Morning Nate !
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@@richardralston3886 good morning Richard, thank you for being so faithful to participate in the live chat!