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On other roots
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Every note can carry a major or a minor chord.
The bottom note, the root, gives the chord its name. The bright or dark colour works the same on every root.
F major and F minor.
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Lower down: G major and G minor.
The root changes every round. Let it go and listen only for bright or dark.
A high chord can fool you.
A chord high up can seem brighter just because it is high. Listen to its colour, not its height.
A high minor chord, then a low major chord.
The high one is still dark, and the low one is still bright.
High or low, ask the same question: bright or dark?
A chord's full name is its root plus its colour.
D major and D minor share the root D. The colour finishes the name.
This chord's root is D. What is its full name?
You can hear major and minor on any root.
What you learned
- The root is the bottom note, and it names the chord.
- Major is bright and minor is dark on every root, high or low.
- A chord's full name is its root plus its colour: D minor.
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