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Foundations of Chords

Introduction

The Anatomy of Chords and Chord Symbols

Chords are Related to Scales

Chord Quality

Basic Chord Structures

Three-Note Chords (Triads & Sus)

Two-Note Chords (Power Chords)

Four-Note Chords and Variations

Four-Note Chords

"Seven" Chords

"Six" Chords

"Add 9" Chords

Sus4 & Sus2 Chords

6/9 Chords

Advanced Extensions and Naming

Slash Chords

9, 11, and 13 Chords (Extensions)

Altered Extensions

Naming Conventions & Conclusion

Quiz Section

Survey / Feedback

Course Experience and Pace Survey

Chord Sight Reading Confidence Survey

Are you tired of freezing up when you see complex chord symbols on sheet music. Welcome to "Master Every Chord for Quick Sight Reading," the ultimate online course designed to transform how you understand, read, and play musical chords.

Are you tired of freezing up when you see complex chord symbols on sheet music? Welcome to "Master Every Chord for Quick Sight Reading," the ultimate online course designed to transform how you understand, read, and play musical chords. Chords are the absolute foundation of harmony in music, dictating whether a piece sounds happy, sad, jazzy, or dissonant. Yet, for many musicians, deciphering symbols like Bm7b5(b9, 11, b13) or even a simple Csus4 can feel like reading a foreign language. This comprehensive course breaks down the anatomy of chords from the ground up. Starting with the basics of root notes, chord qualities, and simple triads, we use intuitive visual analogies—like the "three-tier snowman"—to make music theory accessible and fun. You will explore how chords relate to scales, dive into diatonic chords, and master Roman numeral analysis. As you progress, you'll unlock the secrets of four-note chords, seventh chords, slash chords, and advanced extensions (9ths, 11ths, and 13ths). By the end of this journey, you won't just memorize chords; you'll understand their formulas, recognize them instantly on the staff, and sight-read with unparalleled confidence. Whether you are a beginner looking to build a solid harmonic foundation or an intermediate player wanting to demystify altered extensions and complex naming conventions, this course provides the tools, quizzes, and practical sheet music examples you need to succeed. Enroll today and master the language of chords!

Master Every Chord for Quick Sight Reading

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            <p>Developing a profound understanding of chord structures is an essential milestone for any music student striving to achieve fluency in sight reading. "Master Every Chord for Quick Sight Reading" is meticulously designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. By systematically breaking down the anatomy of chords and their corresponding symbols, this course provides a rigorous foundation in musical harmony. Students will explore the intrinsic relationship between chords and scales, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of how individual notes coalesce to form distinct musical qualities. Through a structured progression from fundamental concepts to complex harmonic structures, learners will acquire the analytical skills necessary to instantly recognize and interpret chord notation on the staff.</p>

<p>The curriculum is strategically divided into progressive modules, beginning with basic three-note triads, suspended chords, and power chords, before advancing into more intricate four-note variations such as seventh, sixth, and "add 9" chords. As the coursework deepens, students will navigate advanced harmonic extensions, including 9th, 11th, and 13th chords, alongside altered extensions and slash chords. To reinforce this extensive theoretical framework, each section is paired with targeted quizzes designed to test comprehension, chord quality recognition, and sight-reading accuracy. By the conclusion of the program, students will possess a robust vocabulary of naming conventions and the analytical confidence required to decode complex chord symbols swiftly and accurately in any musical context.</p>
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