HOLY CRAP. All my reharmonization lessons distilled into 3 mins. I literally mean hours of practice distilled into a simple explaination. AMAZING. SO GREAT.
I’ve been self taught for ten years and every time i watch a video I say “ohhhhh” or “wooow” in my head. Light bulb central watching pianote. Thank you guys for sharing your love.
Matthew Loupe it’s only a secondary dominant if the chord you’re travelling to is also a dominant. In this video, when the destination chords that she was travelling to are not dominants, it makes the passing chord primary dominant (rather than secondary). That being said, thank you for reminding us about secondary dominants (V over V) as the trick in this video also works for those (destination dominants) as well.
UrbanSmash SoulJah Accoring to Berklee press ´Arranging for large Jazz ensembles’ : A Secondary dominant seventh chords mvoves to any diatonic chord other than the I chord.
Marc Ilunga Thanks for this. There seems to be a lot of conflicting information as to the exact definition of a secondary dominant. Here’s another, “Secondary dominant is a term which refers to any dominant chord within the chord progression which is not derived from a key signature of a chord progression. Therefore, every secondary dominant chord is a non-diatonic one. This means that, for example, in a diatonic major scale, any dominant chord which is not the fifth chord of a first chord falls into a category of secondary dominant chords. If the chord progression consists of Dm, G7, and C chords, then the seventh chord (G7) is a "standard" dominant chord. If, however, the chord progression consists of Dm, D7, G7, and C chords, then the D7 chord is a secondary dominant since the D7 chord cannot be derived from a C major scale.”
Excellent video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Deyvelynar Celebrated Dominance (should be on google have a look)? It is a good one off product for discovering how to learn the piano fast minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my friend Sam at last got amazing success with it.
I am legitimately in love with this channel and everything you do. I said before that every trick and thing that you teach is how I have developed my playing style over the years without even knowing it and now I am finding things like this which I never even thought about but now I will!! Just wow!!
the clue of passing chords is to use the quint of the endchord. u can even go further to use the quint of the quint of the endchord in this case C -> Bm7b5 -> E7b9 -> Am7 another hint is to use the tritone substitution of the E7b9 that will be a Bb6(9) or a Bb13
i love your teaching style so much. so relaxed and detailed. You try to make it simple and at the same time informative. Loved this video. I'm a huge gospel/ r&b listener and I always wondered how they get those chords that make you do the stank face
I love that technique. I'm well versed on chords when composing, and have played by ear, but having you present the particular formula for that full, soulful sound, is priceless!!! Thank you very much!!! I will use it immediately! Check it Out! Ciao!!!
You are amazing! You get straight to the technique you’re teaching without extra fluff. You use practical, simple and effective exercises. And you make it all fun with an upbeat, positive personality!!
I truly enjoy watching your videos ma'am, you explain these complex concepts in a simple, relatable matter. Thanks for your piano help! -Fellow Teacher
Great lesson. Cool trick, very applicable in many settings. True inversion happens in the bass, Here is what I mean - she played C-E7-Amin-F-D7-G, with inversions (on the passing chords - which are usually in the bass-very bluesy) would be: C-G#/E7-Amin-F-F#/D7-G -- the 3rd (or second note in a triad) is in the bass (lowest note) in 1st inversion. Another way to look at what she played (without passing chords is: I-vi-IV-V (C-am-F-G - lower case means the chord minor), with the passing chords this is: I-III7-vi-IV-II7-V. Sorry to geek out.
Love piano, understood the fundamentals of chords but this was an eye opener. Music can be confusing enough lol lectures and notes and over and over. I love playing by ear and this was easy to understand with the basic fundamental chords in being creative to write my own music. Thank you so much
Its just how you teach it that made me subscribe after my first video from you. Actually made a beat around it. You're amazing and I wish I could learn more than I know directly from you.
This makes more sense then what I learned from the boring ass instructor, YOU MAKE THIS SO MUCH MORE FUN AND I AM LEARNING BETTER AS I FOLLOW YOUR TIPS AND TRICKS
Wow!! I am so happy right now after watching this video! This is really cool. I hear this in songs and I try to do them but with this, WOW! thank you sooooo much for this video🙏
A secondary dominant IS a 7th chord, you wouldn't "add the 7". In the video, she plays a C major chord (C E G) and she's moving to an A minor chord (A C E) so you're adding the secondary dominant of A minor, which is E7. (E G#/Ab B D) If you didn't add the 7, you'd be playing an (E G#/Ab B) which would be an E major chord.
It's been many years I was asking musicians to tell me how to figure out this but they could not explain it in such simplest way!!! Thank you so much for this video, please do come up with more gospel progressions 😊
Bruh, I've been waiting 8 years to get an explanation as simple as this. I'm so used to to the music jargon that sometimes you just wanna learn to play gospel without the hassle and this certainly did the trick👌
Thank you for teaching me. Every time i watch one of your videos i learn something major that significantly expands my brain. And you are the perfect teacher for me! Btw, I slowed the playback speed to .50x and it was like getting a lesson by a knowledgable and cool drunk girl in a bar. lol made my morning. Much love. 🙏🏼🌞💚✨
Ready to level up your playing? Get personal coaching tips and structured lessons: enjoy your free 7-day trial to Pianote!
► www.pianote.com/trial
HOLY CRAP. All my reharmonization lessons distilled into 3 mins. I literally mean hours of practice distilled into a simple explaination. AMAZING. SO GREAT.
I’ve been self taught for ten years and every time i watch a video I say “ohhhhh” or “wooow” in my head. Light bulb central watching pianote. Thank you guys for sharing your love.
we do have same reaction. I have been self taught for 10 years too 😂😅
Ten years self taught? Amazing, what pieces are you able to play?
2:08 damn, what a beautiful voice...
ArgoBeats I know right!
So goos
Yes!
Play this in church ...
And the Church Deacons .. Yeah !! Play it Son !!! Vooh ...!
lollzzzzzzzz..
omos goerge ..
I assume u r a Pentecostal
Depends on what church youre attending. 🙂
Nope this is no where near gospel
Hi all of you guys you should really listen to William Branham's sermons they are so helpful for us to be close to God and strength our faith and life
Secondary dominants is the technical name for this
Matthew Loupe it’s only a secondary dominant if the chord you’re travelling to is also a dominant.
In this video, when the destination chords that she was travelling to are not dominants, it makes the passing chord primary dominant (rather than secondary).
That being said, thank you for reminding us about secondary dominants (V over V) as the trick in this video also works for those (destination dominants) as well.
UrbanSmash SoulJah Accoring to Berklee press ´Arranging for large Jazz ensembles’ : A Secondary dominant seventh chords mvoves to any diatonic chord other than the I chord.
Marc Ilunga Thanks for this. There seems to be a lot of conflicting information as to the exact definition of a secondary dominant.
Here’s another, “Secondary dominant is a term which refers to any dominant chord within the chord progression which is not derived from a key signature of a chord progression. Therefore, every secondary dominant chord is a non-diatonic one. This means that, for example, in a diatonic major scale, any dominant chord which is not the fifth chord of a first chord falls into a category of secondary dominant chords. If the chord progression consists of Dm, G7, and C chords, then the seventh chord (G7) is a "standard" dominant chord. If, however, the chord progression consists of Dm, D7, G7, and C chords, then the D7 chord is a secondary dominant since the D7 chord cannot be derived from a C major scale.”
@@PlayitonPan Wrong. May I suggest Elementary Harmony by C.H. Kitson.
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004QWZ5CQ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
You guys are gonna make me have to study all these definitions lol
That's amazing, never thought that easy ,you make it easier 😁
Happy to share the experience with you!
Excellent video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Deyvelynar Celebrated Dominance (should be on google have a look)? It is a good one off product for discovering how to learn the piano fast minus the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my friend Sam at last got amazing success with it.
I am legitimately in love with this channel and everything you do. I said before that every trick and thing that you teach is how I have developed my playing style over the years without even knowing it and now I am finding things like this which I never even thought about but now I will!! Just wow!!
She’s so cool in how she teaches
the clue of passing chords is to use the quint of the endchord. u can even go further to use the quint of the quint of the endchord in this case C -> Bm7b5 -> E7b9 -> Am7
another hint is to use the tritone substitution of the E7b9 that will be a Bb6(9) or a Bb13
i love your teaching style so much. so relaxed and detailed. You try to make it simple and at the same time informative. Loved this video. I'm a huge gospel/ r&b listener and I always wondered how they get those chords that make you do the stank face
Yes, Nice Tutorial. Please do more lessons on Gospel Music.
I agree
Yes especially maybe ambience and presence
Worship leader hangout has great gospel piano lessons
I love her. She's a great teacher
I love that technique. I'm well versed on chords when composing, and have played by ear, but having you present the particular formula for that full, soulful sound, is priceless!!! Thank you very much!!! I will use it immediately! Check it Out! Ciao!!!
You are amazing! You get straight to the technique you’re teaching without extra fluff. You use practical, simple and effective exercises. And you make it all fun with an upbeat, positive personality!!
Thanks!
You are a piece of heart. Please collect the molecules of love just sprinkled.
I just wish I was beside you to learn I intensively...i really love how you teach I'll start from scratch to learn everything you teach. Thanks alot
I'm learning intensely like she's right beside me! Hands down the best piano teaching site on any medium! Enjoy!
There's just this magical way you present your lessons. You add so much fun that one forgets one's learning something new! Keep it up!
so simply explained that it makes it palable and pleasurable merc i
OMG please make note of these 30 sec tricks that will change my playing forever
Very simple explanation making it easy to start using RIGHT AWAY. Thanks so much.
Music only get simple when it's understandable
You are quick and super effective ...i learned many tricks within 10 minutes which i couldn't in 15 years...thank you...stay safe
You made this really easy..! You're the best.. Thank you for taking time to help us become better players💯💯🙏🏾
This was one of the most simple explanations that other musicians roll right over. Happy to have stumbled across this video. Thank you!!!
I love this girl! She makes me listen to her
Best channel for learning keys. Simple & practical
Bruh, when she sang!!❤️
What a trick! Thank you for this.
I wish that i knew about you 1 year ago, your Videos Are so helpful.
Thanks a lot!
You make learning to play so easy
The smile at 3:17... Thank you for these, very helpful videos!!!!
very good lessons I liked that's year's 2014 & 2015 .
Great explanation. I love these videos. Please, more gospel tutorials.
We have a great video on Gospel progressions here: th-cam.com/video/Tj-nQgQZ99U/w-d-xo.html
waoo😳😍😘 firstly, I'm so in love with your sweet voice .. secondly thanks for this video I really learned something new today
So easy and so beutiful. Thenks for tutorial
Mind blown... got a lot of practicing to do!
#Well... Thank you so much for inspiring...and as always something new for us😊😊😊❤️🎹love ur teaching God bless you keep it up!
Amazing as always! Back to the keyboard to work on transitions for my improvising! Thank you!!!
😮 WOW! Beautiful!
And the piano sounded nice too.
Vince Conard that was slick
Thankyou sister you have changed my playing style
I’m new to piano. So, this tip really helped!
I'm so loving pianote so, so, Woohoo,, Lisa thank you isn't life so less complicated,, you simply simplify with simplicity thank you.
I can't believe I never watched this. So easy, so smooth. Brilliant. Thank You Lisa
Awesome lesson! You're great teacher!
LOVE this!!! Thank you.
U save my life girl... been searching high and low to make my playing sounds better... thanks for sharing...
Tritone substitutions are also great use of V7 chords in soul , jazz , r&b etc.
Let’s talk about her angelic voice when she sings
Thank you so much, so clear, I was looking for this kind of lessons
I literally love you
I truly enjoy watching your videos ma'am, you explain these complex concepts in a simple, relatable matter. Thanks for your piano help!
-Fellow Teacher
Thanks so much Jasmine!
My heart melted
Great lesson. Cool trick, very applicable in many settings.
True inversion happens in the bass, Here is what I mean - she played C-E7-Amin-F-D7-G, with inversions (on the passing chords - which are usually in the bass-very bluesy) would be: C-G#/E7-Amin-F-F#/D7-G -- the 3rd (or second note in a triad) is in the bass (lowest note) in 1st inversion.
Another way to look at what she played (without passing chords is: I-vi-IV-V (C-am-F-G - lower case means the chord minor), with the passing chords this is: I-III7-vi-IV-II7-V.
Sorry to geek out.
Thank you for your knowledge
Thank You!
Love piano, understood the fundamentals of chords but this was an eye opener. Music can be confusing enough lol lectures and notes and over and over. I love playing by ear and this was easy to understand with the basic fundamental chords in being creative to write my own music. Thank you so much
I luv her too. She's really beautiful and good teacher. I've learned a lot from her tutorial videos.
Thankyou I Always wanted to learn this thing didn't knew what to write on Google.
O... M... G... You are the perfect human. So concise and easy to understand. You're an angel. Liked + subbed.
Thank so much! :)
Inspired me to practice again!!! thank you so much
Thank You
U have a gift to teach and Clean Spirit
GOD Bless u My Sister
Act 1:8
People like us look so long for videos to explain piano concepts well, and holy crap this is a gem
Its just how you teach it that made me subscribe after my first video from you. Actually made a beat around it.
You're amazing and I wish I could learn more than I know directly from you.
Beautiful singing voice, wow!
thank you so much as a hip hop producer i really needed this
You have a beautiful voice when you sing and i have learned so luch from your page thank you so much.
Love it!! Thank you!
This makes more sense then what I learned from the boring ass instructor, YOU MAKE THIS SO MUCH MORE FUN AND I AM LEARNING BETTER AS I FOLLOW YOUR TIPS AND TRICKS
Cheers 👍
BEST TRICK AND TIP EVER!!! Thank you for the most simplest and awesome tutorial ever.
SO helpful, thank you !!!
You are such an amazing Tutor
Wow!! I am so happy right now after watching this video! This is really cool. I hear this in songs and I try to do them but with this, WOW! thank you sooooo much for this video🙏
Soooo just add secondary dominates between every chord and add the 7. Cool
A secondary dominant IS a 7th chord, you wouldn't "add the 7". In the video, she plays a C major chord (C E G) and she's moving to an A minor chord (A C E) so you're adding the secondary dominant of A minor, which is E7. (E G#/Ab B D)
If you didn't add the 7, you'd be playing an (E G#/Ab B) which would be an E major chord.
@@superchickenx11 idd what is this guy/girl saying... There is no dominant chord without a 7th, then it would be a major chord indeed
I want to hear more of your singing voice...that was beautiful!
Your voice is lovely when you sing
Beautiful tutorial. Short, sweet and straight to the point.
I love this channel so much. Keep making more. This was really helpful
Youre the best piano teacher on youtube you make thinges really easy to understand
You sound so warm and sweet 2:09
Thanks for the share, sounds great.
It's been many years I was asking musicians to tell me how to figure out this but they could not explain it in such simplest way!!! Thank you so much for this video, please do come up with more gospel progressions 😊
Thanks, Pianote!
Bruh, I've been waiting 8 years to get an explanation as simple as this. I'm so used to to the music jargon that sometimes you just wanna learn to play gospel without the hassle and this certainly did the trick👌
OMG thank you for this awesome musical paint brush
thank you its the most valuable information
Love your classes , God bless you
tx a lot. I started to play piano because of virus, and its amazing way to spend time. Tx again
I hope you're staying safe!
@@PianoteOfficial you too
The reason you're magnificent is that you teach us the formula not just few nice chords
Thank you for teaching me. Every time i watch one of your videos i learn something major that significantly expands my brain. And you are the perfect teacher for me!
Btw, I slowed the playback speed to .50x and it was like getting a lesson by a knowledgable and cool drunk girl in a bar. lol made my morning. Much love. 🙏🏼🌞💚✨
You have no idea how long I waited to understand this traveling Chords. Thank you so much. God bless!
Best Piano teacher and channel.
Another great lesson!
thank u so much i learned today something new
Secondary dominants,Can also be used to change the key.
i m a piano lover. The lesson, great, your voice so beautiful and so sweet. Thank you. God bless
you are just awesome. . God bless you
Thank you so much really helpful!!
Another WOW moment! Thanks for that. 🙂
So helpful, thanks!!!
Amazing tip. Short and precise