Left Hand Voicing Options - Peter Martin | 2 Minute Jazz

Peter Martin shows you how to get into a flow with your left hand voicings.
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[@murdochman]

Peter is the best.. always with the best tricks and tips for piano

[@donaldstapleson5497]

Another great video. Thanks so much for these.

[@SnyderChips07]

another banger tip from peter

[@titolivio6832]

Straordinario pianista!

[@infinitydiy6412]

I need all the LH help I can get. There is much info out there on RH improv and LH stylings. The issue is combing the various LH stylings all in the same piece.

[@aukofx6393]

great vid as usual, love the short vid format around little ideas :)

[@mdcottonbeat]

THX! Super

[@evelinebarki8929]

Peter, could you show separately the rhythms you do with the left hand to make that swing . I can hear as you play. Maybe I’ve missed some of your class... Thank you so much for your videos. Eveline from Rio.

[@IBA01]

Eveline Barki ❤️

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

should i be able to make up voicings on the spot? or are they usually rehearsed and figured out while learning the piece? obviously i can play basic root position and a inverted chords, i just don't know where to find alternative voicings and how to apply them

[@readlwrm846]

Same, any updates?

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

@@readlwrm846 I've improved the last few months, I can say it's a combination of both. I learn all the voicings I can think of and learn to play the melody with each set of voicings, (inverted, 4 note, 3 note, rootless...) and if you practice them all the same amount it eventually comes out naturally.

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

@@readlwrm846 If it can help, these common left hand voicings are super useful and you'll use them constantly, i'll write them in C but to it in all keys: C7 (rootless): E, A, Bb, D (or inverted: Bb, D, E, A) C7altered (#9b13): E, Ab, Bb, Eb

[@readlwrm846]

@@GrumpyStormtrooper thanks alot, been struggling to understand lately

[@llandynlubs9203]

any updates?

[@barr5173]

doh, wish I can play like this :(

[@geralddavis5458]

I know the number system too if you choose that way

[@geralddavis5458]

Can you do a chord chart on this tune showing your chord voicings fake book style with melody

[@geralddavis5458]

I really want to absorb this style this is my Dream

[@geralddavis5458]

Plus Mr Peter Martin Sir it makes it easier to follow while watching the video that's how I learn best I can then put it all together...😀

[@llandynlubs9203]

Sheet music please?

[@joeb4349]

But Peter, what if one can't reach 10th's?

[@pianistenord5808]

Peter's suggests cheating (quick arp) and pedal at 2:40

[@menalegirma6972]

I appreciate you but can we show slowly please 🙏🏾

[@JonSebastianF]

4 minutes - you cheated :P

[@stiffiron]

Well, I didn't understand any of that at all.

[@williamhedley2222]

I think your teaching is too obscure and too fast in delivery