Jazzharmóniák
Jazzharmóniák refers to the harmonic language and chord progressions commonly found in jazz music. It is characterized by a rich and complex vocabulary that distinguishes it from classical or popular music harmony. A fundamental element is the extensive use of extended chords, such as 7ths, 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths, which add color and depth beyond simple triads. Altered chords, where certain tones are chromatically raised or lowered, are also prevalent, creating tension and leading to resolutions.
Common chord progressions in jazz are often cyclical and involve more sophisticated voice leading and movement
Modal harmony, derived from musical modes rather than traditional major and minor scales, also plays a significant