Randy Felts Reharmonization Techniques (Chap 10, Jazz Piano Voicings) Berklee外语英文电子书.pdfVIP

FREE music lessons from Berklee College of Music Reharmonization Techniques Randy Felts Chapter 10 Basic Piano Voicing Techniques Press ESC to cancel sound. Check out B for more lessons just like this one. © 2005 Berklee College of Music licensed to the public under /licenses/by-nd-nc/1.0/ verify at /legal-notice 1100 1100 Basic Piano Voicing Techniques Understanding the basics of piano voicings and the use of common tensions is a first step in creating effective orchestrations of reharmonized melodies. Chord Tones To create effective voicings for various chord qualities, be sure to follow these guidelines: 1. Include the root of the chord in the voicing (assuming solo piano with no bass player). 2. Include the basic chord sound. Chord Type Basic Chord Sound (Chord Tones) Triads 3, 5 Sixth chords 3, 6 Seventh chords 3, 7 Dominant 7sus4 4, 7 Minor 7(%5) %3, %5, %7 Augmented seventh 3, #5, %7 Diminished seventh %3, %5, ”7 For seventh chords, the basic chord sound consists of chord tones 1, 3, and 7. For sixth chords, the basic chord sound consists of chord tones 1, 3, and 6. The third determines whether the chord is of major or minor quality and the seventh (or sixth) determines the chord function. The f