Jazz Chord Comping Creating Melody
Published on 13 January 2016
Complete lesson at http://www.99centguitarlessons.com/compinrealbook/PENTCOMP.html
Using the chord progression for the jazz standard Pent Up House this lesson illustrates two jazz ideas. 1st, comping chords with a descending melodic line in the upper voice giving the chords both a melodic and harmonic purpose. 2nd to show how a series of passing chords can set up the tonal center of the target chord. This creates a harmonic interest as opposed to measures of a static chord. Finally at the end of the video Rich show how adding rhythm to the progression creates even more interest, sounding like a horn section. 36 minute video with close ups rehearsed slowly and in sections. PDF music in chord grids and notation, includes backing track with upright bass and drums.
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