How To Make Triad Pairs Sound Hip

[@Piano_Pig]

Sorry for the radio silence recently KZbin gang! I'm back on the weekly videos so don't go anywhere 👀 - I appreciate you all 🙏

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We appreciate you !

[@dwsel]

I watch old ones and exercise to them

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[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks man 🙏🙏

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Fantastic tutorial 🎹

[@francisrichard5282]

Welcome back Simon! Very smart & simple as usual, Thanks!

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks Francis, much appreciated!

[@future62]

For some reason I thought you couldn't repeat the notes of a triad before moving to the next one- that freedom alone is a game changer, thanks!!!

[@rubenbest1]

I dig the simple ones. Something classy about it

[@DojoOfCool]

Cool video and I like the concept of triad pairs but can get hard to make them not sound like triads . Have to try out your suggestions. Good to have you back!!!!

[@chocolatte629]

Excellent. I’ve been casting around for ways to make my pairs hipper. I’ll work on it this evening. Thanks for sharing!

[@dannuttle9005]

It is a pleasure to see you back, Mr. Pig!

[@Piano_Pig]

It's a pleasure to be back!

[@alwayzblues]

Awesome vid man! Definitely would love to see another video on triad pairs!

[@marzacdev]

Eyes opening, thank you! But that F dominant voicing ... cannot physically do that xD

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[@jimmyjamz7400]

Whats a TRIAD PAIDS!😂

[@fabiancosster8848]

for me its very useful for jazz improvisation but i have many months without hearing nothing from you what is the matter?

[@fishersfingers9751]

Great video. Welcome back, you've been missed!

[@davidhyatt7550]

Nice. Encore!

[@johnomarlarnelladams9735]

Thanks for the great video sir 📹, Apologies for not seeing videos of yours in a bit of a while. Thanks again!

[@rjp63vip]

More! More! It's JuicyJuicy baby!

[@jhwilly3098]

Yes......MORE

[@Piano_Pig]

Plenty more on it's way

[@poparip]

Can this be used with extended chords as well? Thanks for the video & download,! You are the beast! (not misspelled!)

[@Piano_Pig]

This concept can be used with any two triads! It's a lot of fun to play around with

[@Waldvogel45]

thanks a million

[@edrock26]

Super awesome lesson. Simon! Thank you!

[@Piano_Pig]

You’re very welcome Dr!

[@HeavenlyBridegroomMusic]

Wow❤