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This jam track is where the triad work stops being shapes and starts being music. Playing along in the style of The Who — the band whose catalogue runs on exactly these voicings — tests whether you can find the D, A and G triads in time, decorate them with sus2 and sus4 moves, and keep a rhythm part driving without retreating to full barre chords. The jam tracks are how you measure whether you're ready to move on from this module: if you can hold this one down, the triad series has done its job.
Jam track Audio
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String 1–3 Triads in G and A Major
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