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 Jazz Theory BookJazz & Blues Sheet Music Standards Jazz Improvisation Method Books  Jazz HarmonyStandards Broadway Musicals  Jazz Piano HandbookJazz Glossary of Musical Terms  Jazz Improvisation | Jazz theory of diatonic (inside) harmony using chord scales. Jazz Harmony from ScalesTriads formed using only notes in the major & minor scales  Major Scale Triads that are formed on degrees I, IV and V are major. Those formed on degrees II, III and VI are minor & the triad formed on degree VII is diminished.  Natural Minor Scale Triads that are formed on degrees I, IV and V are minor. The triad formed on degree II is diminished & those formed on degrees III, VI and VII are major.  Melodic Minor Scale Triads that are formed on degrees I and II are minor. The triad formed on degree III is augmented, those triads formed on degrees IV and V are major & degrees VI and VII triads are diminished.  Harmonic Minor Scale Triads that are formed on degrees I and IV are minor. Those formed on degrees II and VII are diminished, the triad formed on degree III is augmented & those formed on degrees V and VI are major. |
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