Moonlight In Vermont with Open Voicings

Practice your open voicings with this beautiful ballad "Moonlight In Vermont"

Open voicings (or "spread voicings") are the most complete voicings we use in jazz, not only to harmonize a melody, but even to comp behind a singer or soloist.
They consist of root - guide tones (3 & 7) - tensions - melody. Since we use both hands to play these open voicings, we have plenty of space to add extensions or to use alterations and reharmonizations. Notice we only play 2 notes in the LH (1 & 3 or 1 & 7)!

* Free pdf of the sheet music: https://bit.ly/3iEaRiL
* Free pdf of the sheet music (with annotations): https://bit.ly/2VQ70WY

* Pause or slow down the video if necessairy
* Don't forget to apply these open voicings and reharmonization examples to other standards (especially ballads)!
* Backing track made with iReal Pro
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