How to Use “Wrong” Notes Creatively - Intervals Music Theory
- Nathaniel School

- Aug 28
- 1 min read
Learn how to take the most unstable intervals in music – minor 2nds, tritones, major 7ths & minor 6ths – and turn them into lush, usable chords.
In this lesson:
* Why certain intervals sound tense
* Adding “resolution” notes to balance the sound
* Building major 7♭5, minor (maj7), 7♯9 & Phrygian voicings
* Tritone substitutions for smooth resolutions
* Using flat 6 for augmented & modal flavours
Perfect for pianists, composers & arrangers looking to add emotional depth and harmonic colour.

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