This video shows how to use 4-note rootless piano voicings on the left hand while improvising at the piano. This is an easy piano solo played over the jazz standard Desafinado by Antonio Carlos Jobim.

The rootless voicings used in this solo follow a very simple formula that substitute some chord tones with tensions, explained in the interactive pdf piano course by mDecks Music. These voicings are essential in the jazz piano repertoire and every music student, most importantly, every piano player, should learn them if they want to sound jazzy.

From Chick Corea, to Oscar Peterson to Wynton Kelly and Erroll Garner, every jazz piano player uses rootless voicings to provide the perfect , well-rounded harmonic background freeing up your right hand at the piano to create interesting jazz lines.

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Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro 7
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An interactive PDF version of Tonal Harmony
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Upper Structure Triads and Quartals
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The Jazz Standards Progressions Book
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The Universal Encyclopedia of Scales
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Tessitura Pro (Scales app)
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Target Notes over complete Jazz Standards
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