Effortless Mastery: Random Harmony

Effortless Mastery: Kenny Werner Teaching Random Harmony

[@honkymonky7033]

This is genius. I can feel how Herbie Hancock has build his own style on this basic and fondamental principle of voice leading. Thank you Master Kenny Werner you are amazing.

[@davidaragon2399]

Sounds to me like the message of this video is that you could assemble any set of chords together and it will sound good as long as you make sure that each voice only moves a half step or a whole step at the most

And "believing" they will sound good. Playing them as music.

[@danielhornbeck6588]

Correct

[@realalkemist8390]

This is mind-blowing 💯💯💯

[@strings-attached]

Wonderful. Beautiful voice leading. Great lesson. A real eye-opener. Thanks.

[@0verthemountain]

at 7:30 when voicing over half steps from a->g#, b>c, e>eb, g#>g: what chord are we coming from and where are we going to?

[@saxofonistacr]

Kenny, you are such a master, how can this video have only this many views after 2 years? After reading your book I instantly acceded to play something I thought it was way beyond my capacity. Thank you for your work. Every musician should get exposed to the ideas you teach!

[@markoaljinovic8637]

kenny , You are amazing young man :)

[@ruxandraibric3079]

Fantastic, Thank You!!

[@Brockstar]

Stunningly...masterful! So beautiful. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@KennyWernerVideo]

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[@pageljazz]

I feel like I'm the only musician among my colleagues whose never seen a KW master class. I need to watch these videos. Really great!

[@zacharybynummusic]

22:33 sounds like Keith Jarrett's improvised Koln concert

[@danielche2349]

5:00 22:33

[@zoltanns]

It feels a bit painful to see the great Kenny Werner making a jazz masterclass for some people who don't even know the tune My Romance. RIP today's jazz education...