The reason you reorder the notes in the m7 chord from Root, b3, 5, b7 to Root, b7, b3, 5 (in the Drop 3 chord) is to make the chord easier to play on the fretboard.Īs you’ll be using Drop 3 chords for the entire lesson, the maj7, 7, 6, and m7b5 chords will be reordered in the same way. In a Drop 3 m7 chord, the notes are voiced from lowest to highest as: In order to play all 4 notes in the m7 chord, you’ll reorder them on the guitar to fit the Drop 3 voicing style. To ensure that you don’t leap the length of the guitar to find the next chord voicing, you’ll learn chords with the root on both the E and A-string, using Drop 3 chord voicings.When comping, moving economically from chord to chord is a must, which is called voice leading.
To play Fly me to the Moon, you’ll need to know m7, 7, maj7, min7b5, and 6 chord qualities.Before you begin comping through jazz standards, it’s important to scan through the lead sheet in order to make sure you have the right chords for the job under your fingers.
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