Comping with Triad Pairs in 4ths- Part1

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Have you ever noticed those impressionistic piano chords that Bill Evans used when comping behind Miles on “So What” or McCoy Tyner for John Coltrane? They are voicings in 4ths and add a fresh modern sound when combined with those drop voicings we guitarists resort to almost exclusively when comping. Well, if you’re not already using them, here’s an opportunity to learn them!
In this lesson I show you how to derive voicings in 4ths from any scale and extract 2 quartal triads that you can use to comp over various II-V-Is ! This has become the norm among the great 21st century jazz guitarists…so check it out...
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@johnkanzler6646 3 года назад

As soon as you ran that first Dorian chord scale I was like oh yeah that’s Jim Hall right there 😎

@billsims4949 6 месяцев назад

Great lesson, Richie! I've had my ax tuned quartally for the last several years and this harmony works so well with it. The inversions are a little bit of a stretch but I've made it work. As I've seen elsewhere in vids on this harmony, May the "fourths be with You". Seconds also.

@philippelefebure3579 3 года назад

Chrystal clear lesson, thanks a million!

@joshweigel1131 3 года назад

I've always been drawn to this sound but have lacked a lot of the knowledge to draw it out of the aether. Thanks for this helpful lesson. You're the best

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Thanks Josh!

@carloalbertorassaval3275 3 года назад

As usual good, informative and nice!

@thormusique 3 года назад

Excellent lesson! Thanks so much.

@larrysixstring6790 3 года назад

Another great one Ritchie, thank you.

@7NAMBUTIO7 3 года назад

The best RU-vid Channel! 😀😀😀

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Thanks Walter, you made my day!!

@ervinc.osvart385 3 года назад

That's awesome, love these voicings Richie. I would like to explore this further. Thanks!

@sega62s 3 года назад

thank you, it all makes sense now when I listen to some players

@giovannicosenza1034 3 года назад

Thanks Richie 😉

@lindsayblack766 3 года назад

Thanks Richie! And thanks for hipping me to the Peerless brand. Ordering one soon!

@cf23figueroa23 3 года назад

Great lesson Richie! As always the perfect balance between the theory, the sounds and the application.

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Thanks Carlos!

@aliyarici 3 года назад

This is great thank you, l was looking for something interesting to practice.

@dkwvt13 3 года назад

very cool material just hiding in plain sight... Thank You! B-)

@ValentinoNuzzoliArt 3 года назад

Yes!!! Thank you

@rgonzalez5804 3 года назад

seems so logical and sounds really cool and sofisticated

@daborean 3 года назад

Thanks

@ronlevenberg2985 3 года назад

This was a really great lesson, Richie! Very detailed - needs practice now to get this concept into fingers. Thanks!

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Thanks, enjoy!

@jacksonvalad8012 3 года назад

Amazing vid!

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

@young0804 3 года назад

Here we call it 'acorde cuartal'. Great lesson Richie! Gracias

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

Gracias a ti!

@danielsheltraw8773 2 года назад

The jazz guitar channel 4ths

@snakestrecher 3 года назад

Do you have any listening suggestion where Jim Hall employs this sound? Hoping to get it in my ears and fingers! Thanks

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

He doesn't use them exclusively but you can hear it different places when he comps. Also check out John Abercrombie whenever he comps...Your best bet is to listen to piano players like McCoy Tyner...there you'll hear it all over the place!

@AGoogleUser-hf5zg 3 года назад

Hi Richie, I was wondering if you could do a lesson on Allan Holdsworth and how he thinks of chords. It seems related to this but what the hell do I know - Thanks!

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

I believe Holdsworth's approach to constructing lines was unique and there is much to teach and learn from them. However when it came to his use of chords, I believe I've covered everything he did here and in other chord related lessons. It wasn't so much the voicings he used, but instead the context that he used them in...his polymodal compositions.

@JBPRODUCTIONSOK 3 года назад

Hello! I have subscribed to your channel, I really like your content, I am looking for some inspiration for my videos... Keep it up!

@ili626 3 года назад

They’re not technically “triad pairs” if they share a common note. But not a big deal

@RichieZellon 3 года назад

That definition only applies in the context of tertial harmony.

@ili626 3 года назад

@@RichieZellon Thank you Richie, I knew i was missing something

@lindsayblack766 3 года назад

I suggest maybe doing your research before comments like that.

@ili626 3 года назад

@@lindsayblack766 that big a deal to you huh? Triad pairs are usually referenced in context to hexatonic scales (6 unique notes). I’m sure RZ understands it’s an easy error to make - he’s clearly a super nice guy

@lindsayblack766 3 года назад

@@ili626 yes, just saying, I would want to be 100% sure of the facts before commenting on anyone’s video, but that’s just me.