Parallel 3rds to voice seventh chords

=== minor and Major 7th chords played by both hands in parallel thirds ==

Another e-mail response that I received from my student *en is :
Date: Jun 15, 2016 6:35:19 AM
Subject: Re: parallel 3rds can be played by both hands to make 7th chords

This is a great fingering exercise as well.


_________ in response to what I wrote, which is :

Actually, an easier approach to playing

i7 ii7 and III7

might be to use parallel thirds.


Start with a minor (triad -- not 7th, yet)

right hand :

C - middle
A - thumb

then :

D - ring
B - pointer

then:

E - pinky
C - middle



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Actually play that with left hand:

C - middle
A - pinky

then :

D - pointer
B - ring

then:

E - thumb
C - middle

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then with right, play another set of (stacked, atop) thirds :


G - middle
E - thumb

then :

A - ring
F# - pointer

then:

B - pinky
G - middle

Play those seperately, then combine together, simultaneously
or arpeggiate -- which means: play each individual note one-at-a-time ("roll" the chords).