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II V I in diatonic progressions:
Most of pieces are in diatonic progressions. Then use diatonic quartals. In II we are using quartal vocing with 3rd up, V7 with 13 up, and I with 9 up.
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Inverted quartals:
We may invert quartal voicings:
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So an inverted quartal is equal to a fifth interval, adding a major second from top or from bottom. EXERCISE: Practise all inverted quartals.
Quartal Voicings
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Practise diatonic circle with quartals in all tonalities. When you perform quartal voicings, you are working with a more open harmony. In LearnJazzPiano you will find a special "room" for quartals with good exercises written by 7. Good luck and enjoy piano accompaniment with quartals.