Hey Peter.

Yes.

Are you resolved to resolve yourself?

I'm feeling resolute.

I'm feeling ready to resolve.

Yes, I'm ready.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm. I'm Adam Manus. And I'm Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll Hearer Podcast. Music advice coming at your right now. Coming at you right now. Brought to you by Open Studio. Go to open studio. Go to open studio jazz.com. To make it happen, Peter, we're over there practicing every day at the daily guide of practice session. That's right. So hit us up over there. But today, we're going to get right into it because I want to talk about something that we do talk

about actually every day over there. And I thought we could have a little fun today with five chords,

seven levels of the five-seven chord. Peter, you know how important a nice resolution is, going from the

five to the one. And so I thought we could kind of go through seven different versions of the

five chord and just talk about the differences. I love it. Question for you. I've already got a

question. Why seven? Because we have traditionally done lists of seven. Yes. And I thought it

would be a nice, tight way to integrate our new format into our old format. So a list of seven,

but I've got a ton of examples queued up here. We've got a PDF that will include a link here

in the podcast description and here for our YouTube folks.

We've got images, PDFs. You can get it right there in the description here in YouTube as well.

And look, I've got my own PDF here, but full disclosure, this is an episode of discovery,

because I'm looking at this for the first time.

This is the first time you're seeing it. Yes, you are just going to add some flavor to this because you know more about dominant chords than

anybody.

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