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major 7th chord voicings

Jazz School: Chord Voicings: Dominant 7 “Root Plus Definitive Tones”

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Playing the root plus the two definitive tones (3,b7) as an arpeggio in the left hand provides a nice accompaniment pattern for many styles of jazz…

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2018-02-03 Chords, Jazz School

Jazz School: Chord Voicings: Major 7 “Definitive Tones Over Perfect 5th”

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For a full, but simple and open sound, trying voicing the Major 7 Chord as a 1 and 5 (a perfect 5th) in the left hand and the definitive tones 3 and 7 (that also form a perfect fifth) in the right…

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2018-02-01 Chords, Jazz School
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