How To Integrate Jazz Extensions Into Your Voicings

[@keyofbrink810]

Great lesson! It becomes easier to sound good when you see shell's as the foundation for expanding voicings!

[@jazzpianoschool]

Certainly!

[@nathanchasse8189]

Thank you so much for providing this for free!! I'm just starting out with jazz piano and this information helps me so much.

[@jazzpianoschool]

You're very welcome! Thanks for the comment, Nathan!

[@JibbLover]

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[@JeromeFe]

Great lesson. Explained well. Thorough. Great sounds. I love it. Thanks!

[@jazzpianoschool]

Thanks for the complimentary words, Jerome!

[@jorgemariduena8940]

En español subtitulos ??????????? Por favor traduzca para que toda América latina los pueda aprecia

[@sarahforeman1450]

Are you ever able to look at it and rather than just work out the notes of the stacked chords (eg b9,13 etc) , you can just say A over G7 shell or Gb over C shell, or is this just cheating,lol? Also I was watching a podcast entitiled "How to get an out or Modern Improv Sound" and for the life of me cannot find it and i never finished watching it. Love your podcasts btw. So helpful . Thanks!

[@jazzpianoschool]

Hi Sarah, Great question! Most certainly you can do that, I do it all the time! That technique of thinking of extensions as stacking chord over chord is referred to as a "polychord". I wrote a blog about this subject on the JPS site that I'd recommend checking out! Thanks for your comment, Bijan

[@infinitypiano9170]

Podcast #141

[@tephlondandada156]

Great lesson but try and talk less dude. You talked for 4 minutes straight at the beginning of the video. DAMN! At least play the finished product before you start talking to entice the audience and boost engagement.