2. Color Your Playing with Superimpositions.

An approach to jazz voicings

This pamphlet is a comprehensive explanation and tutorial on the use of polychords: playing one chord on top of another. This technique is an easy and quick method of adding extensions such as #11ths, 9ths, #9ths , 13ths etc. on to dominant 7the chords.

The five common superimpositions are presented with easy to understand illustrations and many especially written exercises that will quickly add this super set of voicings to your playing vocabulary. $6.00

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Superimpositions allow you to play great sounding extended dominant 7th chords by playing a triad on top of the basic chord (this makes it a polychord). The voicing below is appropriate as the last chord for nearly any song in the key of C.

Superimpositions are an easy way to add color and interest to every song you play!