Quartal Voicings Jazz Piano Tutorial

[@seiph80]

I love the openness and floaty feel of quartal harmony. Obrigado!!!

[@William_sJazzLoft]

Wow! I love what you have done. There's still the ambiguity; at the same time you develop the melody

[@heymr.k]

long time viewer just wanted to say u are incredible and deserve more of a following. Incredible lessons

[@PianoGroove]

Thanks Braeden - glad you enjoyed the lessons. Cheers, PianoGroove

[@JOUA1400]

Never overstated!! Thank you again.

[@revoltanhero2610]

Thanks for this, very helpful

[@charliemcleod764]

Thank You. Clear and informative. I'm still trying to broaden the harmony on piano at nearly 70 years old. I've been wondering what McCoy Tyner was up to for 50 years with that great sound he had. So What? Best wishes from Scotland

[@dfaria1000]

Awesome lesson. Thanks.

[@johnc.mitchelljr.2716]

nice lesson , , thanks !

[@eddylequartier]

hi @PianoGroove or other clever pianists.. So, for the left hand, we use 2-5-1 position (in this order) for ==> CM7 and C-7 and C7, we use 5-1-4 position for ==> C-7 and C7 only (i exclude CM7 because of its 4), we use 1-4-m7 position for C-7 and C7 ==> (i exclude CM7 because both of its 4 and m7). is it correct ?

[@liriosanz]

Buenísimo !

[@Lenamusic]

Fantastic

[@joelmcclelland6244]

This is an amazing channel!! Any chance you could do a lesson on compared to what by les mccann

[@colejacobs1000]

Excellent lesson

[@Solcius123123]

Great

[@OsvaldoBarco419]

Genial !! Thanks !!

[@carlotapuig]

IMHO "Quartal voicings" is a better term than "power chrods"

[@blueeyedsoulman]

Great class! What piano model are you using? Sounds great!

[@PianoGroove]

Thanks Chris. We are using the Ravenscroft 275 - www.vilabsaudio.com/Ravenscroft-By-VI-Labs - Cheers, PianoGroove

[@lucasgabriel-if3yp]

Manda um abraço pro Hermeto!

[@lifeotaku23]

pleaseeee more songs the real book

[@sabatinawijaya]

Can u pls play slowly?

[@SheetmusicLessons]

Hello, call them SUS chords is better than "power chords" and it is certainly more correct. Among other things, the abbreviation "power chords" in the various real books does not exist. Bye

[@elliotglaser1718]

No it’s not dawg💀

[@JamesBannister-ej8um]

Sus 4 and sus 2

[@rillloudmother]

as a guitar operator i can say that you piano players are almost cheating with how easy it is to grab inversions of 4th chords, which is made more annoying by the fact that stacks of 4ths are basically the easiest things to play on guitar.