<ul><li>why triads pull your ear in one direction or another</li><li>the 1 chord, the root, the center of the key</li><li>The 5 chord, the dominant, pulls your ear strongly toward the 1 chord</li><li>The 4 chord, particularly the 4 to the 5 chord</li><li>The 2 chord to the 5 chord</li><li>The 1 to the 6 chord</li><li>a peek into chord extension and where we are headed</li></ul> Episode Image Link - https://harmonyimprovisati.wixsite.com/harmonyimprov/downloadsYouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/tpfbbPodcast Link - https://open.spotify.com/show/3s7KQqOZlrbk0vZkoe4buC?si=jk14dlxoQJ-V4jhpNeU6sAWebsite - https://harmonyimprovisati.wixsite.com/harmonyimprov

C, A minor, D minor, F Chords - Improvisation

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