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You Fill In The missing Voicing

Here are three, two five, one progressions. 

Good voice leading for the most part is lazy voice leading. That means: 

  1. you usually won't move the note if it's in the next chord.
  2. you will move whatever voicings have to move but to the closest note in the next chord. 

With that in mind you figure this puzzle out. I'll attach the answers, but don't look until you're tried this out! 

 

Here is the challenge: 

December Lesson w/ Tony

Took a little longer getting this all together than anticipated due to holidays and work, but felt I was at a point I could post this stuff and keep on going.  

The goal of this round was to put a solo take of Blue Bossa together.  Things I worked on with Tony to get here are:

Rootless minor chords - 3,7,9,11 in all keys https://youtu.be/w-GSikYfuGk

Rootless Maj 2-5-1 progression on vibes min9, Dominant13(b9), Maj9 https://youtu.be/BrFjBZM7CQk

Basic Soloing Techniques for Jazz standard Playing -V

In this video I'll cover the basic soloing techniques you'll for getting started with jazz standards.
1)Tonality: play around the tonal area
2)Chord tones and passing tones
3)Scale solo

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Getting started with Comping Technique (G. Perin) -V

In this video I'll cover the basic of comping technique.
It's a refined art that takes years to be developed. It's almost impossible to learn how to comp alone in your practice room: play with other people is the key for learning how to support a soloist properly.

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