The Most Essential Chord: What is a Triad?

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Welcome to LivingPianos.com, I'm Robert Estrin. The subject today is about triads. What is a triad? A triad is the most basic chord that exists in music. I'm going to break it down for you, so you'll have a keen understanding of what a triad is.

[@ladyp5511]

Love it! Looking forward to the inversions video!

[@LivingPianosVideos]

Coming soon!

[@hyperseah]

This video is a nice revision for me.

[@lizweekes8076]

🎉

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

This is below my pay grade, but I just wanted to see how you explain things.
Merci, Robert.

[@ToddEB]

How is a scale in second intervals when there's no black key? Like c scale, is interval from E to F still a second? Or is it a half step?

[@LivingPianosVideos]

Scales are composed of a series of half-steps and whole-steps both of which are intervals of seconds. livingpianos.com/what-is-a-major-scale-2/

[@hyperseah]

I think of intervals as notes(letters), not steps. So E to F would be 2nd interval, regardless of half or full step.

[@Revilokab]

I can’t recognize 3rds on the staff. If I sit at the piano I can see them easily.

[@cabotcat1]

Extremely confusing