VOICE LEADING - With Spread Triads

[@barrysebastian9584]

Very cool, Seth! I’m glad you did this one (I had commented in your last “spread triads” vid that voice leading would be a cool addition)… I am subscribed, and enjoy your videos, and presentation style (very good in fact). Well done - and, again, thanks for what you bring us!😁

[@sethlojo]

@@barrysebastian9584 thanks for the suggestion!

[@AnomaloCaris460]

Spread triad notes as 'lazy individuals'😄 The arpeggiated progressions reminded me a bit of Andy Summers' wonderful hypnotic picking in Bring on the Night.

[@sethlojo]

I hear what you mean with Bring On The Night! Andy Summers is such a boss.

[@barrysebastian9584]

⁠I hope it was helpful to other viewers, as well as me😊. I did grab a PDF. I wonder if you have ever - or would ever consider discussing Messiaen modes of transposition as a topic. It could get deep, but, I’d bet many players (myself among them) would love to get your stylistic approach on how to “simply” incorporate them into a traditional jazz/blues context. M3 and M6 in particular from my perspective. It’s cool stuff. Thx again for for your dedication.

[@wvp873]

Really cool etude. I think it's gonna help me a lot. Thanks for the lesson!

[@herculegabriel23]

Is there a book with such exercises?

[@sethlojo]

@@herculegabriel23 there's a link to the PDF in the description.