Right hand chord riffs. 2 2
Some cool new right hand chords. 3 3
So, so far you've been playing 4 4
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C root. 6 6
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F middle of 7. 8 8
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G Backwards. 10 10
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We can extend these right hand chords even further, 12 12
and creates some really great producing sounds. 13 13
It'll take it a little bit deeper down the piano. 14 14
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So let's see how they're formed. 16 16
So the first one is C6. 17 17
It's C middle 18 18
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and add the sixth. 20 20
One, two, three, four, five, six. 21 21
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F7 with added 9th. 23 23
So there's F 24 24
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7. 26 26
There's the 9th. 27 27
Okay. Remember the 9th and the 2nd are the same. 28 28
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And 9th cluster chord. 30 30
There's the C6, F7, added 9th, and G ordinary. 31 31
This is nice and deep in the piano so it'll sound quite okay. 32 32
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So let's try it with a Basic Triad Blues Off-On Rhythm. 34 34
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And following page, 36 36
you can try an Off-On Boogie with Straight Eight Boogie left hand. 37 37
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And finally we can try the chords with Off-On Shuffle, 39 39
the 12/8 Shuffle on the left hand. 40 40
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