[00:03] now G major Triad is constructed GB d 1 through 5 so the B note the third and the root note are the only notes really in this chord but importantly the B note the third is not being played in the same octave as the G note it's not being
[00:18] played like this it's being played like [Music] this that third is being played up a full octave and so instead of calling it a third we call it a 10th if we go to
[00:31] a third we call it a 10th if we go to the next chord we have the a base note and the C note on top that is also a distance of a tenth here we have a c e where the C is a flat three in relation to a which
[00:47] creates the A Minor triad but it is again separated by that octave if we go [Music] chord we get a B in the base and a d on top and this could imply either a B minor where we have the b in the base
[01:02] and the D on top as the minor third up an octave or it could also imply a G chord being played off the B note either way we have again that interval of a
[01:14] way we have again that interval of a tenth or a minor 10