Chords & Voicings
Complex chords and rich progressions are hallmarks of jazz. This group of courses teaches you everything from basic chord types and simple progressions to advanced one and two-hand voicing techniques and beyond.
The sixty chord drill streamlines the process of learning the chords by starting with the first, third, fifth and seventh notes of the major scale and then adjusting these notes by half step to form the remaining chord types through all twelve keys. In addition, you will learn how to read chord symbols and learn the chord changes to "It's Easy to Remember."
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Five Essential Seventh Chords - Tunes
This six part course will discuss both forms of the major and minor ii-V-I progression voicings (major A and B and minor A and B forms) and show you how to voice lead them in tunes.
Part 1 of 6 | Major A Form
Part 2 of 6 | Minor A Form
Part 3 of 6 | Major B Form
Part 4 of 6 | Minor B Form
Part 5 of 6 | Voice Leading Both Forms in Tunes
Part 6 of 6 | Voicing Dim, Sus, Slash and other Chord Qualities
Rootless Voicings with Added Tension - Tunes
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This three part course will build on your knowledge of rootless voicings with added tension by showing you how to apply rhythmic style to your left hand voicings in support of right hand melodies and improvised lines.
Part 1: Rhythmic Placement, Duration and Activity
Part 2: Improvised Comping
Part 3: Stylistic Considerations
Part 1 of 3 | Spread Voicings with Independent Lead
Spread Voicings with Independent Lead - Tunes
Part 2 of 3 | Combining Spread & Rootless Voicings
Spread & Rootless Voicings - Tunes
Part 3 of 3 | Improvising While Playing Solo
Part 1 of 3 | Open Fifth Voicings
Part 2 of 3 | So What and Pure Fourth Voicings
Part 3 of 3 | Upper Structure Triad Voicings
Two-Handed Comping - Tunes
Part 1 | Danny Grissett
Part 2 | Taylor Eigsti