The document discusses chord progressions moving between major and minor triads that are a step apart. It provides examples of moving from a major triad to the major triad a step below it, such as from A major to G major, using specific notes from melodic minor and natural major scales. It also gives an example of moving from a minor triad to the major triad a step above it, such as from B minor to A major, and states this concept can be applied to all positions and in reverse.
The document discusses chord progressions moving between major and minor triads that are a step apart. It provides examples of moving from a major triad to the major triad a step below it, such as from A major to G major, using specific notes from melodic minor and natural major scales. It also gives an example of moving from a minor triad to the major triad a step above it, such as from B minor to A major, and states this concept can be applied to all positions and in reverse.
The document discusses chord progressions moving between major and minor triads that are a step apart. It provides examples of moving from a major triad to the major triad a step below it, such as from A major to G major, using specific notes from melodic minor and natural major scales. It also gives an example of moving from a minor triad to the major triad a step above it, such as from B minor to A major, and states this concept can be applied to all positions and in reverse.