Bridge Sound
- Turn understand into Sound
Sound is where theory becomes music
Through 422 short practice clips and 10-minute daily routines, you’ll internalize everything from Bridge: Theory by hearing and feeling harmonic movement.
This stage focuses on ear-led repetition, diagonal fretboard flow, and the natural motion of chord tones — so your playing starts to sing, not just recite.
Build fluency that lives in your hands and your ears.
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Both
Bridge: Theory
and
Bridge: Sound
share the same foundation
Three interconnected pillars of harmony: Scales & Modes, Shell + Drop 2Voicings, and Triads.
Theory helps you understand how they work; Sound helps you hear and feel them.
Together, they form one continuous bridge between knowledge and expression.
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• Bridge: Theory:
Understand how scales create harmonic direction and modal color.
Learn to see the fretboard diagonally — function, not just position.
• Bridge: Sound:
Train your ear to recognize modal function through melodic exercises in all 12 keys.
Practice diagonal motion until the fretboard feels unified.
💡 Theory gives you direction. Sound gives you instinct.
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• Bridge: Theory:
Explore vertical harmony — how upper structures define tonal hierarchy.
Learn to voice chords efficiently across the neck.
• Bridge: Sound:
Internalize comping movement through ear-led repetition and chord-tone voice-leading drills.
Focus on hearing how upper notes move, not just playing shapes.
💡 Theory builds structure. Sound gives it motion.
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• Bridge: Theory:
Discover how triads create linear voice movement between chords.
Learn the logic behind harmonic flow — II–V–I, diminished passing, and substitutions.
• Bridge: Sound:
Apply triad voice-leading through 10-minute horizontal motion routines.
Practice connecting chord tones by ear, so lines emerge naturally.
💡 Theory connects harmony. Sound connects your hands and ears.