Chords
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Playing the root plus the two definitive tones (3,7) as an arpeggio in the left hand is a great accompaniment pattern for ballads…
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A commonly-used voicing for a Major 7th Chord is to play the root in your left hand and the triad formed by the 3, 5, and 7 in your right…
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A sparse, light, open texture is achieved by simply playing the root and 7th of the chord in your left hand…
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An essential skill is to play the basic voicing for a C Major 7th chord in our left hand in block form…
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Let’s begin our exploration of commonly-used chord voicings for a Major 7th chord with the most basic arrangement of notes…
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Fingering charts in PDF format showing finger choice and placement for the Minor Triad Arpeggios over two octaves in both hands…
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Fingering charts in PDF format showing finger choice and placement for the Major Triad Arpeggios over two octaves in both hands…
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Let’s begin our exploration of commonly-used chord voicings for a C Minor 7th chord with the most basic arrangement of notes…
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In this suspension we delay the resolution to the root (“the 1”) of the major triad by playing “the 2” instead…
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Csus2 (read “C suspended second chord”) with its major triad resolution…