Major/Minor Chords IV: Closing the Gaps

The short answer: after three courses building major and minor triads across white keys and then black-key roots, a handful of chords are still left over. Gitori's Major/Minor Chords IV course is the cleanup course — the remaining triads that round out full major/minor coverage across all twelve keys.

Why a "grab bag" course is worth taking seriously

It's tempting to treat leftover material as optional, but the whole point of the Major/Minor Chords series is complete coverage — a player who knows eleven of twelve keys still hesitates exactly when a song lands on the twelfth. This course exists specifically so that hesitation never happens: by the end, every major and minor triad, in every key, is equally familiar.

What the course covers

The remaining major and minor triads not covered in courses I through III, drilled with the same root-position-then-inversions approach used throughout the series, so the finish line feels like more of the same rather than a new topic.

Before you start

Major/Minor Chords I, II, and III — this course assumes the shape vocabulary built across all three.