Relative Major and Minor (Part 2)

Learn about relative major and minor (part 2): build triads and seventh chords from any root

🎵 Stage Brief #43

Figured bass numbers below bass notes indicate chord inversions: 6 = first inversion, 6/4 = second inversion.

🎯 Your mission

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⚡ The twist

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What you'll learn

Figured bass numbers below bass notes indicate chord inversions: 6 = first inversion, 6/4 = second inversion.

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