Triad Pairs for Movement

Let's get MOVING! Adam Maness is gonna make your triad pairs have some hustle in their steps!

[JeffWhiteMedia]

Such a wonderful musician and teacher… a rare combination of gifts/skills/talents! Thank you for posting!

[alamolalamol]

I have been working on triad pairs lately. Your use of this with the Am and G major has helped me with and idea using the A minor scale. Thank you.

[wolfgangk]

I haven't plugged my keyboard in--but I LOVE THIS GUY. pure inspiration,

[ingridaholmes]

You have such a clear voice, just perfect for an instructor!!

[Eric]

Your shorts are the best. Very educationnal and useful tricks

[BestFitSquareChannel]

Dang... love you! Demystifying changes, unleashing creativity!!!

[RebeccaDean]

Really really cool!! I love your wisdom!

[smerdajenda]

Man, this is amazing overview of useable triads. Thank you, thank you.

[bee]

dude i thought i knew stuff about theory but u are a genius

[DiegoOrtiz_Plays]

I think I heard the song "love is in the air" in the last example 🙊🌞

[jsogman]

Hello, its a big hard to see the keys, can you or someone please describe the voicings of these chords in the right hand? Are you moving up and down by playing one chord and then voice leading to the next in the set of the pair up or down, i.e. utilizing inversions so they flow together up and down or are you keeping the intervals of each chord the same and just playing those shapes as you move them up or down?

[DoubleBassX]

Oh is this due to the overtones/extensions on each chord?

[MauriceGuibot]

Why the triangle symbol though ? None of the chord where maj7 chord so that's quite misleading

[garfd]

How about Amin + G#dim?
Speaking of diminished, I guess the Sixth/Diminished scale gives you a... tetrad pair, huh? Shouldn't that be a thing?

[VeritabIlIti]

This makes my theory brain very upset... But very good practical advice!