Latin Jazz Piano Improv with Quartal Voicings – mDecks Music
Apply quartal left‑hand voicings and upbeat Latin comping to improvise over modulating ii‑V‑I progressions.
This lesson teaches practical application of quartal (cordal) left‑hand voicings, rhythmic up‑beat comping, and altered melodic lines for Latin jazz piano. You’ll learn specific voicings for the ii, V, and I (including altered and #11 options), a tricky upbeat comping pattern to practice with both hands, and how to connect scales and approach tones in your lines. The lesson includes suggested practice loops, measures to transpose through different ii‑V‑I positions (including a half‑step modulation), and an annotated score to show where the lines come from. Ideal for pianists wanting hands‑on techniques for comping and improvisation in Latin jazz contexts.
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