Learn 5 Amazing Jazz Piano Voicings Using 1 Simple Shape
Are you looking for some new jazz piano voicings? You’ve come to the right place!
In today’s free jazz piano tutorial I’m going to show you 1 simple voicing shape that you can use over 5 different chord types.
It’s an extremely powerful voicing You’ll be able to use the voicing over 99% of jazz tunes and it’s a great way to build your piano theory. So, let’s get started learning!
Scroll down and watch the video to get started. Then make sure to scroll down for the sheet music for the lesson.
I’ve also got a special announcement I share at the end of this post that you won’t want to miss as well.
The Notated Voicings For This Lesson
This is how the voicings look notated. Check out how the same voicing can be used over 5 different chords.
If you haven’t done so yet, I also highly recommend you watch the video so you can see and hear these voicings in action!
Now, For My Big Announcement
For the last 3 years I’ve received numerous emails from folks asking me to create some special Christmas jazz piano lessons.
Being able to share music with friends and family during the holiday season is one of the most amazing experiences we can have as musicians.
It’s a wonderful way to share our talents and connect with our loved ones.
So, I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that I’ve just created a brand new Christmas Jazz Piano DVD Course.
It’s clocking in at over 4 hours and it’s packed with tons of Christmas jazz piano arrangements, lessons, sheet music, MIDI files, jam tracks, bonuses, & tons more.
The official launch date for the new DVD launch will be Monday November 3rd, 2014. Mark your calendar.
I’ll be sharing some free samples from the course as well as other goodies to celebrate the holiday season in the coming weeks. 🙂
I don’t release products very often but when I do I make sure to go all out and really create value.
So, I’ll be including special limited bonuses during the 1st week the DVD is released too. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, enjoy today’s free jazz piano voicing lesson. Practice throwing this voicing in over different chord types and especially practice throwing it into your jazz tunes.
It will really help you develop your piano theory chops!
If you have questions on this lesson please leave a comment below. I read every comment and I’m happy to help.
Enjoy your practice!!
Hi. Steve– i like this chords– thanks- But didnt quite get the do dad at the end of the 5th example — ii v i— the little melodic thing, that was cool,but didnt catch the voicing for the ii and v.( dm-G7) Also in ex. 4- on the B7 alt- do we call the 3rd e flat( using enharmonic name and the d #9 ( which is really c##)
Hi Jill Thanks! I’ll have to do another lesson on what i did for the 5th example. It’s not that hard of a technique. I could teach it on video in about 2 minutes but it would take me a long time to type it out here 🙂 On the 4th example I would call the 3rd of the B7, D#. That is if you want to be enharmonically correct. You are correct that the #9 (the D) would technically be called C double sharp.It’s weird I know, but that’s what we’d call if it we were in a music theory class. 🙂
really great lesson…. thnx steve…
Glad to hear you found it helpful!