Accompanying
Learn how to accompany singers and instrumentalists on the piano.
Accompanying Content
65 Courses
419 Lessons
130 Smartsheets
Altered Dominants, Minor 11, and Major 6/9
Block Chords and Drop 2 Voicings
Quartal Voicings
Lead Sheet Melody and Chords
13th Chord Review
Passing Chords, Chord Substitutions, Member Questions
Melody and Basic Chords
The Turnaround Concept
7th Chords and Other Approaches
Inverted 9th Chords
2-5 Concepts and Member Questions
6 Jazz Ballad harmonic approaches using chords from Misty. Topics include Rootless Voicings, Altered Dominants, Block Chords, Drop 2s, Quartal Voicings, Passing Chords, & Chord Substitutions.
Discover 6 approaches for harmonizing a Jazz Ballad. Working through the chord progression for Misty, we discuss how to add beautiful extensions to create that classic jazz sound.
6 Jazz Ballad harmonic approaches using chords from Misty. Topics include Rootless Voicings, Altered Dominants, Block Chords, Drop 2s, Quartal Voicings, Passing Chords, & Chord Substitutions.
Discover 6 approaches for harmonizing a Jazz Ballad. Working through the chord progression for Misty, we discuss how to add beautiful extensions to create that classic jazz sound.
5 Jazz comping (accompanying) approaches for tunes like Fly Me to the Moon & Autumn Leaves. We explore the chords, comp rhythms, and 5 harmonic approaches.
Discover 5 Jazz approaches for how to comp, or accompany, over the Cycle of 5ths Progression. We cover the chords, common comping rhythms, & 5 essential harmonic approaches.
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