Upper Structure Triads for Piano Voicings & Improvisation (The Complete Course)
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Upper Structure Piano Voicings for Piano Voicings and Improvisation is a unique, unprecedented piano method with comic strips teaching one upper structure a lesson. Learn how to play upper structures, how they work and how to use them in actual songs.
Sound like a professional piano player using this incredible technique to build chords with colors you did not think possible.
It includes all major and minor upper structure triads over dominant chords, major sevenths chords and minor seventh flat five chords, lesson challenges to practice each upper structure over a backing track and complete song charts of well-known jazz standards using only upper structure voicings throughout. Each song is also demoed by a seasoned piano player.
You know how to play chords, now take your playing to a grand level by learning how to use upper structure triads the right way.
This course was designed by piano players with years of experience. You will not find a course like this anywhere else.
And it’s fun. Who else has a comic book that teaches music at this level?
For a piano player, knowing how to voice chords is an essential skill, not only for comping (accompanying or laying the chord progression for others player to improvise over), but also to use those voicings as an improvisational aid. All piano players get many melodic ideas or lines from their voicings.
There are many ways of practicing and developing a piano voicings vocabulary.
A standard approach is to stack simple structures (triads, quartals, dyads) on top of other simple ones, thus creating a richer color palette for your voicings. These structures are usually called Upper Structures.