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Inversions of the I Triad
Author: Roberta Radley
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Become a better performer, composer, or arranger by learning to recognize chord progressions. In this lesson, Berklee College of Music faculty member Roberta Radley investigates inversions of the I Triad.
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BME-120a Harmonic Ear Training
Put your harmonic theory into practice. Learn techniques that will improve your performance, arranging, and compositional skills by refining your ability to really hear and recognize what is going on within the chord progressions.
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