Building Chords Ch. 3 - Part 4 (Lead Triads, with 4's and 6's)

At 0:00 the video opens with an introduction and the "Chicken or Egg" scenario, followed by a discussion of using a root or power chord as a reference at 4:38. The instructor then explores major triads with added fourths, covering basics and popular uses in classic rock at 6:06, variations without suspended fourths at 10:54, and further examples featuring the fourth at 21:10 and 26:12. He also examines major chords with augmented fourths at 32:20 and 40:45, and a favorite combination at 50:00. Moving to minor triads, the video covers basics with added fourths at 53:12, reusing ideas at 1:01:06, and minor chords with augmented fourths at 1:06:20. The segment on major chords with added sixths begins at 1:11:05, discussing whether they are major sixths or minor sevenths, and continues with major chords with flat sixths at 1:15:58 and 1:23:12. Minor chords with added sixths are examined at 1:26:36, including distinctions between minor sixths and minor seventh flat fives at 1:37:33, and between minor flat sixths and major sevenths at 1:41:06. The video concludes with other triads incorporating these notes at 1:46:53 and diminished chords with fourths or minor pentatonic variations at 1:53:24.