Drop 2 Voicings Demonstrated & Explained Collab with Warren McPherson
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video, Corey teaches a Drop-2 Voicing lesson with Warren McPherson, from Piano Lesson with Warren.
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It’s was a very informative callab for me, thank you very much for agreeing to it, I learned a lot 😊🙏🏾👌🏾
You are welcome! Thanks for the invite! It was lots of fun! I'm definitely looking forward to doing some more work together!
Love you guys!!
I love you both..😀😀
I love you both..😀😀
Why did you say that the b should be in the left hand for the first option of I Surrender?
Interested in learning about Drop-2 Voicings? Well this is the video for you!
It's such a totally different sound I practice standard course so much until I got sick of them 😫 but this dropped to voicing I hear the difference and I hear the possibilities this was a great video thank you 🎹😊
You are welcome! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
Corey. I want to say thank u so much
KENNEDY IGHODALO You are welcome! Thank you so much for watching!
Have followed you over a period of time, you have blessed me, From Nigeria. I say thank you once more
Corey is one of the GOATS.. I love the way you teach.
I appreciate that Paul! That means a lot!
Two of the best teacher on youtube together! Nice!
Thank you so much! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
True...
Two champion teachers!
Thanks Dan!
Both of you guys remind me of how much I need to practice. Awesome!!!!!!
LOL...We ALL need the reminder! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
Thank you thank you thank you. This is the only video on RUclips thats teaching drop 2 that’s actually worth watching because you’re actually teaching. Others just jump around a 100 miles an hour. THANK YOU 🙏
Thanks Mark! I really appreciate that!
This channel is such a gift, love your videos
Thank you so much SumFnord!
This video is the master piece of drop two voicings
Thank you so much!
This is it! This is the thing I’m missing from my sound. I appreciate you so much Corey. Straight up gems being presented FOR FREE. Thank you so much
I'm so glad to hear that this video was ankles to help you! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
Thanks a lot for this eye opener..... Corey and Warren you guys great teacher
Thank you so much Okikiolu! I really appreciate it!
Corey thank you so much for sharing your gift. I just came across one of your videos by chance and I’ve learned so much in one night. I can’t stop watching lol. Thank you, sincerely.
You are so welcome
Thank you, Corey and Warren! I loved the lesson and will start applying this technique right away!
M.R. Devost Cool deal! I'm glad this video could help!
Two GOATs in one video!! 🔥🔥 You guys are the best. Thank you.
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I am a subscriber to both of their channels this video was awesome I really learned something 😃 thank you
You are welcome! Thank you for checking it out!
Thanks Cory for this. You and Warren have really helped me a lot.
You are welcome! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you so much today really understand this drop of a thing
I have been learning a lot from the both of you lately so glad to see you together thank you
Bob Mazzo Thank you so much Bob!
Sounds like Barry Harris going Gospel! Very Deep!
Barry Harris is one of my biggest influences! His sound has very much influenced my sound!
Excellent collaboration! Clearly explained. Finally I understand this concept! Also appreciate the sheet music. Thank you...I’m really enjoying your channel 🙏🏾
Thank you so much Rose! I really apprecaite you!
Say Bro I really needed to hear this. This is What's been missing in my Playing. Thanks!
I’m glad this video helped fill in what you’ve been missing!
Yes ,thank you guys for this video
You are so welcome!
This has helped me a lot. Thanks Corey and Warren.
I’m so glad to hear that!
I learned a lot about it ,good job !
Thank you so much!
Warren sent me! Hey. Great lessons.
Thanks Stephanie!
My 2 fave piano teachers thanks !!!
Thanks Mira!
I am happy to have watched this..thanks to both of you
Thank you for watching! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
@@SkilledMusician Amen and anytime😋😋
Very educative thank you sir
Thank you!
thanks you guys just cleared the mind towards drop 2. I appreciate a lot
Corey Taylor your are welcome
pls do you have totural video on how to improve piano chord voicing as a gospel keyboardist
@@chikaodiliokonkwo2691 Well this video is a great way to improve. Also the 20 Piano Hacks part 1 and part 2 are great videos to help you!
Thank you both..awesome lesson
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Very nice and cool lesson, thanks a lot! Cheers!
You are welcome 🙏!
I love your channel man thanks for everything!!
You are welcome Dakota! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for this video!
You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
My 2 teachers in one video
Lol...cool deal!
You are fantastic man!!!!!
Thanks Akindotun!
Thank you very much Sir Corey
You are welcome Akosah! Thank you for watching!
Awesome content...
Thank you!
Thanks for this big boss
You are welcome!
Thanks!
You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
Is there more than one way to interpret drop-two voicing? A book I’m reading on jazz harmony describes drop two as dropping the second note from the bottom of a close position chord ie: E in a Cmaj7 root position chord. However here you describe it as dropping the second note from the top of the chord so G . I have also heard it described this way from other sources. It’s kind of confusing because there seems to be more than one way people think about drop two.
Hey Mjordan! Fortunately, Drop-2 has been clearly defined in music theory as taking the 2nd highest note (voice) in a chord and moving it down one octave. So, I would definitely say that there is only one universal way of understanding the formation of Drop-2. And I would say that the jazz harmony book you are reading is absolutely incorrect. Can you please share the book and page where you found this?
@@SkilledMusician sure the book is titled “A Creative Approach to Jazz Piano Harmony” by Bill Dobbins it’s on page 16 where he first introduces drop-two voicings. He says “Notice that in drop-two seventh chord voicings the chord members which were in the second voice from the bottom of a close position voicing are now in the top voice.” Upon looking at his examples closer now I’m seeing that he still ends up with the same voicings you present here. His explanation of what drop two means is what caused my confusion really, because it differs from how it’s described in so many other places. Other than this I like this book and the exercises in it, they have helped me learn about how to make more complex chords.
I am just starting to study more advanced harmony on piano and jazz theory and I’ve been learning from RUclips and books, and reading stuff online. With somethings it’s hard to figure out what something means when reading it though. That’s why I always try to find a RUclips video on the concept I learn from books.
I have that book and just looked at it. I can definitely see how that wording can trip anyone up. With that said, I am a huge fan of Bill Dobbins! His book, Creative Approach to Jazz Harmony, is definitely a seminal work, and has had a significant impact on how I think about harmony. Great choice! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
cmon youtube, don't show me ads with Santana... I cant skip it.
Oh wow... I'm so sorry about that... Lol
So how did you hear that melody... what made your brain go to that particular melody ???
I generally try to hear like a singer. So even though I am not a singer, I sing all the time because I want to hear on the piano in that way. There are always pianistic things that we can do, but for me, melody is most important, and the human voice is the most melodic instrument I know. And so I want to capture that on piano. It still boggles my mind how singers are able to pull these crazy variations on the same song... Please let me know what specific timestamp you are referencing..
Hey Cory! Great info. Can you drop more than one voicing?
Hey Leon! Yes you can! And you'll find some interesting voicings, but a lot of them won't sound good... But there will be some cool ones. Let me know which ones you like.
mike bereal really uses these voicings but it kinda sounds different cause of his left hand voicings
Hey Nana! Mike Bereal definitely uses these voicings, just like this. But he also uses tons of other voicings. You have to listen very closely to pick up where he does it!
Thank u Corey! I don’t get anything Warren is talking about! Greek!??
I’m glad I could help. Everyone hears differently, so everyone gravitates to a particular style of speaking or teaching. Not bad, just different! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!
1:40 Dude couldn't say thank you or something more graceful? I guess arrogance doesn't permit that
That was a little akward, but I just think it was that Warren was focused on getting into the lesson and his mind was somewhere else. I don't think he meant anything by that.
Skilled Musician After, it was smooth sailing so maybe. Great video though. Super easy to understand
Sounds like talk music lol
You can definitely use this for talk music!
This was amazing to me because it's so hard to find theory associated with gospel.
Thanks! I definitely understand what you mean, which is why we’ve decided to focus on Gospel music. Just so you know, this Labor Day weekend we are launching our new membership site for gospel musicians. You should definitely check it out as it is full of theory training and more!
Skilled Musician I will definitely will be signing up, I'm at the intermediate level and have added double fillers and licks as well as other forms of musical expression just by watching four videos. I don't promote things but I would encourage anybody reading this to sign up, you will definitely see the difference in your home playing.
Awesome content...
Thank you!
Awesome content...
Thank you!