Triads Previous Next Triads Lets start with the G major scale. Try to play it thinking about the notes. G major Scale Harmonic Functions If we want to construct chords or triads we just need to add the 3th and 5th above the notes of a scale. All chords have different functions.I iii vi- Resolutionii iv- PreparationV vii- Tension G major Chords G triads- Root on Bass Plays the chords below on your guitar. All chords are with root on bass. Chord progression Root on bass 1 Inversion - 3th on bass If we construct the chords with the 3th on bass we have the 1 inversion. 1 Invertion 3th on bass 2 Inversion- 5th on bass Lets check the chords with the 5th on bass. 2 Invertion 5th on bass Exercise 1) Play the chord progression using the chords with the 3th on bass. 2)Play the chord progressions using the 5th on bass. 3) Play the chord progressing combining the chords with 3th, 5th and root on bass. Chord progression Using Invertions Arpeggios Arpeggios are also triads or chords, but played in a sequence. It is know as “broken chord” and can be played ascending or descending. Arpeggios First Position Lick One Lick Two Lick Three Lick Four Copyright 3tono