Music Is Movement: How to Voice Dominant Seventh Chords

[@eliyamin543]

Thanks everyone for checking this out, applying yourself and giving your thoughtful comments.

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[@alexandergandar5531]

hey you can't imagine the way you just changed my jazz level on piano. Thank you so much

[@rapinncapin123]

I have heard this voice thing a lot, but never could figure it out. Thank you so much for this excellent video!

[@frankystrings]

Omitting the fifth. Get more by taking away. Great lesson.

[@humblemai2211]

You are great teacher training....i love you much....

[@christopherstleger7155]

Very helpful! Couldnt find a playlist on your channel that had piano videos grouped together, while other instruments had their own playlist.

[@BluesBrogio]

02:02 - "See? That is a real, respectable, D7."

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Thank you for this. Blessings to and for all people ... everywhere ...

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Please make more tutorial about jazz piano.... Love you much

[@adaia]

Super Grateful thank you so much Eli

[@SriharshaaPrabhakar]

Thanks so much for sharing this voicing tip...

[@Winelighter]

nicely done

[@KalpaHettiarachchi]

Great 😊

[@satyasampath6562]

Thank You Sir

[@PeachCatHill]

nice job!

[@joshcharlat850]

Fun to fllow even for us who don't play piano.

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nice stuff

[@egassi1027]

Good stuff I've been watching the Harris videos. I can hear what your playing but the camera angle makes it hard to see what exact notes you are playing. Perhaps shoot the hands from over top thanks for your videos

[@oheca2561]

Please make more abour jazz bebop piano. Thanks

[@kyle-silver]

If I've got dominant 9 chords can I just throw those under the right hand? I'm not in front of a piano right now otherwise I'd test it myself :P

[@JazzAcademy]

+Kyle Silver From Eli: "You can. Try it out, and see how it sounds."

[@kyle-silver]

Thanks!

[@jeffjames15]

tonic is real dominant because he wants you to move towards him, right?

[@MrEchidna]

Why was the first exercise on C major 7 when we are doing dominant 7s? Thanks

[@musicmichaelc]

Hannah Davis Because dominant seventh chords come from the fifth degree of a major scale. He ran seventh chords (with the root, the third and the seventh of each chord, respectively) up the C-major scale, yielding Cmaj7, Dm7, Em7, Fmaj7, G7 etc. D7 comes from the G-major scale (D being the 5th of G-major, the rest of the chord tones coming from the G-major scale), C7 from F-major and F7 from B-flat major. One could do the first exercise in these other keys as well, that way one would obtain the respective dominant seventh chord tones / voicings.

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Barry Harris... " move me "

[@alexanderbayramov2626]

5:26 nice obertones

[@elliotmadethis]

also 2:37

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Baby stuff.