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Kahn chord method

 

Ok, right. I remeber someone talking about this one also. There are so
many great things mentioned on this list. My plan is to use the Baker
first edition in conjunction with the Leavitt series for theory. I
need to create a foundation for all the essential basic triad voicings
and add colors to those once I have my hands on them. I can already
read music fairly well, but I want to start all over from the begining
in regard to chords and harmony. When I taught myself the first time I
had no plan at all so I don't understand chord movement at all. The
Chord Khancepts seems perfect tofollow these two book with. This is a
great yahoo list.

John
will_halligan
 

Best of luck - the secret is to take your time with each stage. Steady,
daily working through the lessons - taking about a week for each one is
the key. Your music reading and chord understanding will improve no end.

Best wishes,

Will

Ok, right. I remeber someone talking about this one also. There are so
many great things mentioned on this list. My plan is to use the Baker
first edition in conjunction with the Leavitt series for theory. I
need to create a foundation for all the essential basic triad voicings
and add colors to those once I have my hands on them. I can already
read music fairly well, but I want to start all over from the begining
in regard to chords and harmony. When I taught myself the first time I
had no plan at all so I don't understand chord movement at all. The
Chord Khancepts seems perfect tofollow these two book with. This is a
great yahoo list.

John

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