Chord Voicing - Open and Close

The video tutorial explains chord voicing in Western music theory, focusing on the differences between open and closed chords. Closed chords have notes within one octave, while open chords have notes spanning more than an octave. The tutorial provides examples of both types and discusses close voicing in keyboard music, emphasizing its ease for players. It also demonstrates how to transition from closed to open chords by swapping the highest and lowest notes. The video concludes with practice resources available for patrons.

What are the two main types of voicing in western music theory?

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Explain the difference between open and closed chords.

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Provide an example of a closed chord and explain why it is classified as such.

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What is close voicing and why is it important for keyboard players?

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What are the characteristics of a closed chord in terms of note positioning?

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Describe the process of swapping notes to create an open chord from a closed chord.

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How can you transform a closed chord into an open chord?

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