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    This document provides examples of rootless voicings using triads from standard chord progressions. It demonstrates different inversions of triads from II-V-I progressions in major and minor keys that can be used to represent rootless chord voicings.

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    This document provides examples of rootless voicings using triads from standard chord progressions. It demonstrates different inversions of triads from II-V-I progressions in major and minor keys that can be used to represent rootless chord voicings.

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    This document provides examples of rootless voicings using triads from standard chord progressions. It demonstrates different inversions of triads from II-V-I progressions in major and minor keys that can be used to represent rootless chord voicings.

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    Rootless Voicings - Part 1 - Triads

    Jens Larsen
    www.jenslarsen.nl
    Standard tuning

    = 120
    Example 1 - II V I full chords and reduced to triads

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    6
    5
    7
    5

    3
    4
    3

    5
    4
    5
    3

    6
    5
    7

    3
    4
    3

    5
    4
    5

    E-Gt

    Example 2 - C major diatonic 2nd inversion triads and what rootless chords the represent

    Fmaj7

    G7

    Am7

    Bm7( 5)

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    Em7

    Fmaj7

    1
    2
    2

    3
    4
    3

    5
    5
    5

    6
    7
    7

    8
    9
    9

    10
    10
    10

    12
    12
    12

    13
    14
    14

    Example 3 - C major diatonic 1st inversion triads and what rootless chords the represent

    Bm7( 5)

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    Em7

    Fmaj7

    G7

    Am7

    Bm7( 5)

    5
    4
    5

    6
    5
    7

    8
    7
    9

    10
    9
    10

    12
    10
    12

    13
    12
    14

    15
    14
    15

    3
    2
    3

    Example 4 - C major diatonic root position triads and what rootless chords the represent

    Dm7

    Em7

    Fmaj7

    G7

    Am7

    Bm7( 5)

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    1
    2
    3

    3
    4
    5

    5
    5
    7

    6
    7
    9

    8
    9
    10

    10
    10
    12

    12
    12
    14

    13
    14
    15

    1/2

    Example 5 - Basic II V I Cadences

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    1
    2
    3

    3
    4
    3

    5
    4
    5

    6
    5
    7

    6
    7
    9

    8
    9
    9

    10
    10
    10

    12
    10
    12

    12
    12
    14

    11

    Example 6 - Melodic exercise suspending top note 2nd inversion triads

    Fmaj7

    G7

    Am7

    Cmaj7

    Bm7( 5)

    Dm7

    Em7

    Fmaj7

    14

    3
    2
    2

    5
    4
    3

    6
    5
    5

    8
    7
    7

    10
    9
    9

    12
    10
    10

    10

    13
    12
    12

    12

    15
    14
    14

    13

    Example 7 - II V I in C with a simple top note melody

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    18

    1
    2
    3

    5
    4
    3

    5
    4
    5

    Example 8 - II V I in A minor (using A harmonic minor on the E7)

    E7

    Bm7( 5)

    Am7

    20

    6
    7
    7

    5
    7
    6

    5
    5
    5

    Example 9 - III VI II V I in C (D harmonic minor on A7)

    Em7

    A7

    Dm7

    G7

    Cmaj7

    22

    10
    7
    9

    5
    6
    5

    8
    5
    7

    3
    4
    3

    5
    4
    5

    2/2

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