EKS Lesson Nine Developing minor triads
EKS Lesson Nine Developing minor triads
It is often possible to use inversions throughout a chord progression to create a smooth, economical sound. A good keyboard player is always aware of this possibility and looks to achieve it when changing chords. This is one reason why it is important to know all the names of all the notes in each chord — it makes it easier to change from one chord to another using inversions. In an ensemble (band) the bass guitar will often be playing the root note of the chord, underneath everyone else – at the bottom. This will enable you to use inversions without being unduly concerned about playing the root note [at the bottom of the chord].
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