Sharp 11th Chords - 251 Workout For 7(#11) Voicings

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Sharp 11th Dominant 7 Chord Drill
In this lesson, we will isolate the #11 alteration which is a beautiful color to add over dominant chords. It’s one of my personal favorites and you will hear this in many of my jazz standard arrangements on PianoGroove.
Application To Jazz Standards
We start this lesson by explaining the basic theory, we then apply the theory in the context of 3 jazz standards so that you can see the practical application of the technique.
Targeting the #11 color is a very useful device when there is melodic space over a 251 progression in a jazz standard, as demonstrated in the examples.
11 Drills & Exercises
We then move onto the drills where we play ii-9 to V9(#11) to Imaj9. Again we start with the voicings covered in the Beginner Module of this course and in the subsequent lessons we will explore more embellished variations of this progression.
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Great lesson, especially the context to put these in is interesting. Sometimes I just like mess around and see what happens. Just throw in any progression that I remember and just mix it together (as long as it makes sense of course). That's a fun way to get known to the kind of emotion an alteration gives.

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This helped me a lot! Now I'll practice my II-V-I drills with #11.

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Very Nice progressions, with good choice extensions, alterations and voicing..!

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The eleventh only sounds ok if you add the seventh in the chords

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