16 voicing techniques from beginner shells to advanced clusters. Each guide explains what it is, how to build it, and when to use it.
Two-Note Shell Voicings
Learn two-note shell voicings
Left Hand
Beginner
Shell Voicings for Jazz Piano
Learn shell voicings
Left Hand
Beginner
Close Voicings on Piano
Close position voicings stack all chord tones within one octave. Master them first
Both Hands
Beginner
Rootless Voicings
Learn rootless Type A and B voicings
Left Hand
Easy
Drop 2 Voicings Explained
Learn drop 2 voicings for jazz piano
Both Hands
Intermediate
Drop 3 Voicings
Learn drop 3 voicings
Both Hands
Intermediate
4-Way Close Voicings
Learn 4-way close voicings
Right Hand
Intermediate
Spread Voicings
Learn spread voicings
Both Hands
Intermediate
Open Voicings
Learn open voicings
Both Hands
Intermediate
Quartal Voicings
Build quartal voicings by stacking 4ths. Hear audio examples on Dm7 and Gm7, see keyboard diagrams, and learn when to use the McCoy Tyner sound in jazz.
Both Hands
Intermediate
So What Voicings
Learn the So What voicing
Both Hands
Intermediate
Upper Structure Voicings
Learn upper structure triads
Both Hands
Advanced
Block (Locked Hands) Voicings
Learn block voicings
Both Hands
Advanced
Stride Voicings
Learn stride piano voicings
Left Hand
Intermediate
Drop 2-4 Voicings
Learn drop 2-4 voicings
Both Hands
Advanced
Cluster Voicings
Learn cluster voicings
Right Hand
Expert