You'll Hear It The Secrets Lie In The Triad
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May 6, 2024 Adam and Peter discuss using triads melodically for hip soloing. They explore jazz improvisation with triads, highlighting techniques like adding notes and the triad plus one approach. The importance of utilizing different triads in creating specific sounds in jazz music is emphasized, along with the significance of triad pairs and creative freedom in choosing chord tones. The chapter also delves into the use of major triads within C diminished chords for specific harmonic effects.
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Musical Handshake Ritual
- Adam shares how he always plays the same thing as a musical handshake when sitting at the piano.
- This handshake acts as a comfort ritual or familiar starting point with the instrument each day.
Triads Unlock Melodic Language
- Triads are powerful melodic devices often overlooked in jazz improvisation.
- Using triads plus one extra note creates interesting melodic shapes that sound fresh and familiar.
Use Triad Pairs Creatively
- Use triad pairs by combining a tonic triad with its diatonic neighbor triad.
- This pairing creates melodic flow and a grounded sound that resonates well with listeners.