Jazz Piano School Ep 34 : Rootless Voicing Textures

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Bullet Points

• 1. RH Octaves of the roots, LH rootless voicings (high register texture)
• 2. RH Octaves and soloing while LH plays rootless voicings (High register texture)
• 3. RH Rootless voicings, LH Bass notes ( middle to low register texture)
• 4. LH shells, Rh rootless voicings (middle register texture)

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