Augmented Triads – The Pepper Of A Musical Meal! Good morning. This is Duane, and today we’re going to take a look at augmented triads. Augmented means to widen, of course, to augment, to add to, and so we’re going … Continue reading →
A triad is a 3-note chord of some kind, and an augmented triad is composed of a major 3rd stacked on top of a major third. That creates the “unbalanced” sound typical of an augmented triad. This short video demonstrates … Continue reading →
Once in a while it’s good to take a little review of the basics, so we’re going to take a quick look at augmented triads and see how they are formed and how logical they are. Augmented triads (3-note chords) … Continue reading →
A single note played is termed a unison. Two notes played together (or close together) is termed an interval. Three or more notes in combination is called a chord. Chords can have any number of notes in them, but the most basic type of chord is termed a triad.
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