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Block voicing jazz

Block voicing jazz
  1. What is block voicing?
  2. What is block chords in jazz?
  3. What does voicing mean in jazz?

What is block voicing?

Voicing means harmonising a melody (or lead) with one or more instruments or voices, either with a similar instrument from the same section or with a combination. Block voicing is where the inside or harmony parts always move in the same direction as the lead.

What is block chords in jazz?

Block chords are a method of harmonising a melody line by moving all the notes of the chord in parallel, following the same rhythm as the melody. Harmonising melodies with block chords is also known as 'locked-hands' so be aware that these terms refer to the same thing.

What does voicing mean in jazz?

A chord voicing is just a way of altering the order of and intervals between the notes in a chord. ... While there is a place for block chords in Jazz (see the Locked Hands lesson), by and large Jazz uses more elaborate voicing techniques such as: Quartal Harmony; Upper Structures; So What Chords; and.

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