Approach Your 2-5-1s This Way

I use my own chord progression theory to lay out an easy way to understand and practice your 2-5-1s.
You can alternate between a v1 chord and a v2 chord to get this result pretty easily. Voicing 1 or v1 chords have the 3rd of the chord as the bottom note and voicing 2 or v2 chords have the 7th of the chord as the bottom note. Please consider the note I give about 7th chords being converted to 13th chords. This exercise can be a tool used for gaining new chords that can be used and developed in many scenarios.
Please refer to the chart Chord Progression Theory available on my Patreon page when you sign up.

[@davidhernandez-uw1gj]

Great Jazz tutorial ❤️
Thank you 😊

[@francescomanfredi]

Please more tutorials!

[@peterisancverins]

ayo that piano sounds crazy good

[@startgardeningnow]

Sounds good... Hopefully viewers know this is Autumn Leaves. Add minor 6 at the end.

[@yateswebb]

He’s just showing voicing. It could be applied to autumn leaves… but it’s just a voicing lesson re: 2-5-1. would apply to most, nearly all, standards

[@zosk5498]

@@yateswebbthat’s true, but it’s also the same key as autumn leaves (Gm)