
Step through practical exercises to play 2-note rooted voicings (root + a guide tone) for dominant sequences and ii–V–I progressions using thirds or tenths.
This lesson demonstrates how to build rooted two-note voicings by replacing one note of a rootless pair with the root, then applies them across extended dominant sequences, consecutive ii–V’s, and two–five-one progressions in major and minor. It contains step-by-step practice options: voice-led resolutions, parallel structures, and choices between thirds or tenths depending on hand span. You’ll get concrete examples of how the ii chord’s notes resolve into V and I, plus practical tips for arranging the top voice and when to simplify voice leading. Ideal for pianists looking to add compact, playable voicings to comping and reharmonization.
