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Bert Ligon Piano Voicings

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    q Dm7 G7

    Cmaj7 Fmaj7

    #

    B7 E7

    b#

    Am7 A7b 9

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    ..

    ..

    Dm7 G7

    Cmaj7 Fmaj7

    #

    B7 E7

    #bAm7 A7

    b 9b 13

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    bb

    ..

    ..

    Gm7 C7

    Fmaj7 Bbmaj7

    #

    E7 A7

    #b

    Dm7 D7b 9b 13

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    bb

    ..

    ..

    Gm7 C7

    Fmaj7 Bbmaj7

    #

    E7 A7

    b#

    Dm7 D7b 9

    Piano Voicing Overview, p. 142

    Practice until you can play it without error or hesitation at the indicated tempo. Practice in segments (two measures at a time, if necessary) until you can play the entire passage. When comfortable with the harmony, try playing different styles: swing, bossa, samba, pop, funk, etc.

    1. Basic voicings with good voice leading shown through key center cycle:

    2. Basic voicings with good voice leading shown through key center cycle:

    Piano Voicing Overview

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    Dm7 G7

    Cmaj7 Fmaj7

    B7 E7

    # b#

    Am7 A7b 9

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    ..

    ..

    Dm7 G7

    Cmaj7 Fmaj7

    #

    B7 E7

    b

    Am7 A7b 9b 13

    #

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    bb

    ..

    .. bb b

    Gm9 C7 b 13# 9 C7b 9b 13

    Fmaj7 Bbmaj7

    #

    E7 A7 b 13# 9 A7b 9b 13

    b

    Dm9 D7 b 13# 9 D7b 9b 13

    #

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    bb

    ..

    .. bb b

    Gm9 C7 b 13# 9 C7b 9b 13

    Fmaj7 Bbmaj7

    E7 A7 b 13# 9 A7b 9b 13

    # N# b

    Dm9 D7 b 13# 9 D7b 9b 13

    Piano Voicing Overview, p. 143

    3. Example no.1 shown with drop 2 open voicings through key center cycle. Inner voices are more easily heard. Some altered dominants have been used, but voice leading remains the same:

    4. Example no.2 shown with drop 2 open voicings through key center cycle. Inner voices are more easily heard. Some altered dominants have been used, but voice leading remains the same:

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    bDm9 G13 G13

    b 9

    w

    Cmaj7

    b b

    Dm9 G7 b 13# 9

    bbw

    Cmaj7

    wwww

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    bb

    ..

    ......

    ..

    ..

    Gm9 C13

    w

    Fmaj7

    www b

    Gm9 C7 b 13# 9

    bNbw

    Fmaj7

    wwww

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    bb

    .. J

    F7

    ...b J

    .. J

    Bb7

    ...b J

    J

    bbF7 C7 b 13# 9

    Jb bn

    .. J

    ..bbF7 F7 b 13# 9

    ...b J ...b

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    bb

    ..bb J

    Bb7 F7 b 13# 9 Bb7

    b ...bnb J

    b

    wwwww

    J

    .. Jbb

    F7 Eb7 D7b 9b 13

    Jb

    ...b Jb

    bb nn

    Gm9

    b

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    bb

    .. bb nnC9sus4

    ... b

    .. Jbb J

    C7 b 13# 9 F7

    ... Jb J

    b J

    bb J

    D7# 9b 5 G7 b 13# 9

    Jb J

    bn J

    bb C9sus4 C7 b 13# 9 F7

    J b b

    Piano Voicing Overview, p. 144

    6. Sample F blues chorus shown using basic left hand chords, octave right hand melody, typical comping rhythms:

    5. Basic left hand voicings useful when playing with a bass player. Right hand can play single notes, octaves, triad shapes, upper extensions, or single line solos over the top.