![]() ![]() It's really simple : the name depends on the root, the quality (major, minor, augmented, diminished or suspended), and the inversion.Įach quality correspond to a different suffix.Ī major triad in root position is simply notated with one capital letter : the root.įor example, a major triad of C in root position is just notated C. įor now, we'll focus on pop/jazz chord notation. You won't use the same tool to analyse a Bach chorale, analyse a pop song, or notate a jazz standard. (we don't want write "D major chord in first inversion" on a score, do we ?)Īs usual, notation depends on context. ![]() ![]() Now that we know all those chords, we want to be able to give them a short name. Today, we'll do 2 things : we'll learn how to name chords, and we'll make a recap of all the chords we learnt. Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 Please follow these links to get a quick access to the previous posts This is the last post in a series of 6 posts dedicated to 3 notes chords. ![]()
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