The Way You Look Tonight Part 2
In part 2 of this tutorial, we dive straight into the chord changes with two handed voicings and create an advanced ballad arrangement incorporating upper structure triads, suspended harmony and passing chords.
We will also apply block chords and drop 2 harmony to add emphasis and interest to the melody.
We finish the arrangement by reintroducing the 1625 progression and tagging the ending. Tagging the ending is a common device to end a tune and is used to add a sense of closure and finale to a performance.
Related Lessons
We start the lesson by recapping the basic theory behind sus chords and then explore them in context of major and minor 251s
Passing chords are temporary stepping stones between chords, adding variety and making your playing sound more interesting & dynamic.
Block chords are used for harmonising a melody line by moving the notes of the chord in parallel, following the same rhythm as the melody.
