Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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In this video Jazzduets Demonstrates the sound of C minor and D major triad pairs
in different shapes over a C minor drone.
The sound these Triads evoke can be described as "Foreign, Exotic and non conformist"
The 2 triads summed together produce an interesting scale we can call "The Eric Satie" scale.

"Just like a chef adds special ingredients to a dish to produce mouth-watering flavours you can learn to colour your improvisations in a masterful way by superimposing triads, taking your playing rapidly to a higher level"

► from the Thesaurus of Minor triad Pairs: jazzduets.com/products/1359231
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My name is Nick Homes. I am a non genius musician who struggled for many years to find out the secrets of jazz improvisation. Throughout 40 years of playing, and obsessive investigation I have focussed on building systems of learning for my students so they can improve, and reach their learning goals with the highest probability whilst having fun!


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