Two-Hand Chord Voicings for Piano Part 1
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Introduction

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II-V-I Theory Origins

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4 way close position rootless voicings

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II-V-I progression

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II-V-I progression Pt 2

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Paul

Paul

Paul is a jazz-trained pianist, musical director, and educator who’s performed with top artists and now teaches real-world, creative music skills to adult learners in the Boston area.

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Two-Hand Chord Voicings for Piano Part 1

In this lesson, you’ll learn the 4-way closed position and rootless voicings that make your chord voicings scream professional. We begin by focusing on the voicings in your left hand, but the theory and application can be used all across the keyboard. You’ll quickly be able to use these voicings in all aspects of your playing.

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Chord Voicings and Comping

Voicings are how you arrange the notes of the chord. Comping chords is when you add rhythm to your chords and accompany yourself or another instrument. It is important to learn both good comping and voicing techniques to make your playing interesting without being too "busy."

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