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In this video from the Berklee Online course Berklee Keyboard Method, instructor Rebecca Cline teaches you how to play major triads on the piano by using the first five degrees of the major scale for guidance. Cline explains that to form a major triad, it is necessary to take off the 2nd and 4th degrees of the major scale, leaving only the 1st, 3rd, and 5th notes. When these notes are played together, you have formed a major triad, also known as a major chord. Cline demonstrates this by playing the C major scale, then the arpeggio of the triad, and then playing these three notes altogether.
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ABOUT REBECCA CLINE:
For more than two decades, Rebecca Cline has lived in Boston as an educator, presenter, and performer, specializing in Latin and jazz piano. As the author of the book “Latin Jazz Piano Improvisation: Clave, Comping, and Soloing,” published by Berklee Press, she has led more than 20 workshops in the US, Asia, Europe, South America, and the Caribbean.
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Berklee Keyboard Method Course | Rebecca Cline | Latin Piano | Jazz Piano | Piano Improvisation Styles | Cuban Piano Styles | Major Triads | Arpeggios