Elevate Your Chord Progressions: Mastering Secondary Dominants
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- The current video discusses how to spice up your progressions with secondary dominant chords.
A dominant seventh chord has a tension-resolving function, typically resolving to the one chord in a major or minor key.
Secondary dominants involve using dominant seventh chords to lead to chords other than the one chord in a key, adding movement and momentum to a song.
Warren emphasizes practicing progressions that incorporate secondary dominants to become familiar with this musical concept.
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0:00 - Intro
1:24 - Dominant Chords
2:25 - Secondary Dominant
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My favorite tute on youtube for explaining secondary dominants. Thnx alot Warren
Glad to her it bro, thanks 🙏🏾
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the best ever.. thanks my Mentor. God bless you and bless all your family
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Best teacher on the net - if you play the piano, even if your not a gospel pianoist, you should spend many hours here
Warren, u r not just a key board player, u r a spirit of worship. Yo sound out of that piano is refreshing and it opens Windows of revelation into the spiritual realm. Uganda loves you
Awe thank yuh bother, I too loves Uganda 🇺🇬😊
Great tutorial. Great instruction. I've attempted MANY piano tutorials and yours are the only ones that I have been able to (personally) complete and utilize. Highly beneficial. Thanks so much.
Leah mcjilton awe thank you Leah 😊👍🏾
thank you so much for this. i tried sticking a secondary dominant in the 4-5 progression at "how sweet the sound" in amazing grace and it reminded me of that crazy c# in "jesu joy of man's desiring". you have blown my mind. come to think of it, the c# half-diminished is even closer to "jesu joy of man's desiring" than a secondary dominant. I begin to think that JS Bach was a gospel musician before gospel music was invented.
You explain everything so clear, you're the teacher in the World Gid bless you,and you're Good at singing too
You keep inspiring me over and over again! Great content!
The BEST shall ever be!!! thanks Warren, this is lucrative...EDMOND,
Brilliant tutorial. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to add this to my practice routine 👍
Excellent (both the idea of a short lesson and the way you teach it) I'm on board!
This is amazing! I've always wondered how I can spice up my ordinary 1-4-5 chord. Thanks so much!!!!!
You’re welcome 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
These lesson it helps a lot and is well explained.Thanks Warren
Finally a teacher that makes music theory clear and understandable, great flow to your videos. Really helping me learn, thank you!
Thank you for watching, I'm glad to hear that it's helping you :)
Gr8 Tutorial, crystal clear and simple, God Bless You
Your lessons are amazing! I’m so grateful!
Awe, thank you for watching Crystal 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
This is the best explanation I’ve seen. You are soo thorough and clear in your explanation. It’s easy to show people chords but the Why and How it can be used is another part. Thanks a lot for your time
Dami Ogundele thank you for watching 😊🙏🏾
Dami Ogundele totally agree.
You are a great teacher! Thanks for this. I am trying to learn to play gospel style since our church lost its great piano players.
The way you play is so inspirational 👍 Thank you Warren
Great stuff as always Warren
Lovely that's the cycle of fifths and flat 7 on chord has a move feel plus 5 to 1 pull . Thank you.
Thanks warren, really clear explanation on secondary Dominants.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching 😊🙏🏾👍🏽
Wow that is awesome! Thanks so much!
6:54 “that savior retch”😂😂I cant be the only who heard that... love your videos man!
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You're the best youtube teacher, I've learned enough moves on the piano with you, God bless you, teacher.
Davidson Jacques thank you for watching and for the kind words :)
Thank you for this video and for the amazing grace exemple. I have to play it for sunday. Waiting for the next one and for the new series. God bless you!
nadreh zagbai thank you for watching 😊👍🏾
Perfectly Explained 🌊🌊
That's a very clear lesson for secondary dominants...many thanks
Incredible lesson. Thank you!! 🙌
Warren, great lesson. Thank you
I think this video is so great! I love the popular examples, i've seen them before and watching the screen with the notes really helped. Thank you for creating this video, I think you're a stellar human.
Jer Dineen thank you for watching 🙏🏾😊
one of the best tutorials I've seen. gunna change the way I play from now on. thank u
mangualc thank you for watching 👍🏾
4:15 Man, you just opened my eyes! We can use the circle 4th as passing chord as a passing chord to get where we want from the one chord.
This is a game changer for me, I understand how some people come with these nice progressions. Interesting enough, I understand why Dominant chord chord are used as substitution for minor chords.
Thank you Warren!!!
Thanks 😊 great tutorial
Always an inspiration
Awesome, thanks!
Another great great lesson from you Warren !! Thank you so much !!!
Fresh thank you 🙏🏾
you're so awesome! really making a real difference
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Great crystal clear explanation Warren! Thx
Thanks you 😊🙏🏾
Really nice concept..
thank you so much, really like how you explain! makes it easy for my brain to understand^^
Winstead awesome, thanks for watching 😊👍🏾
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April Teniente thanks
Thank you so much for posting this amazing video😭 I couldn't understand about this in my class but now I got it!! I appreciate it.
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Thank you so much!
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Great video Warren ... awesome examples.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
Thank you so much
Thank you so much. This simplifies a lot of things
Thanks for watching 😊🙏🏾
Good job ! thanx Warren God bless you
Patrick TRAORE you’re welcome 😉
Very good explanation. You tha man Warren.
Peter Range thanks bro 😊👍🏾
Loved this presentation!
RealEyes 😊👍🏾
Very great tutorial. Omg Thx !
You’re welcome 😉
thank you Warren
Very well taught!
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I never thought of doing this thanks so much for that video
obed cuffy you’re welcome 😊👍🏾
This helped me tremendously!
Nice one bro.. Thanks for sharing
thank you! great channel
Leah S thank you :)
Superb teaching!
Judith Blakey thank you 😊 🙏🏾
Hello, Thanks,, I've just found your TH-cam channel by searching "modulation on piano". Very helpfull, . I'll spend my time to see this others video. Merci
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Thanks!
Hey Brother. This was really great man. I don't subscribe much to anything on youtube but I definitely did now. This will help with worship stuff for me for sure. Thank you!
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Once again great lesson brother
Thanks you :)
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Merci bon courage !
Waw so helpfull, keep making short videos like this, because as a new person on your channel you don't know were to start, and sean short video's is better.
very useful
Awesome tutorial...
Thank u so much.....
Thanks for watching :)
Hey Warren, for the secondary dominants what is the best way to voice them? Thanks mate
Very good
Great video. How to practice secondary dominant sevenths?
Very useful
Thank You for the lesson sir
You're welcome :)
It frustrates me how easy this is explained and yet, I still cannot grasp the concept. Such an amazing video.
Sorry man. sometimes it takes time to grasp certain concepts... It also depends on where you are as a player too, don't give up though, you will get it.
Great video my friend. You have a new subscriber :)
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Okay, so I just finished a piano course learning blues piano, and I took a break to learn some GOSPEL. Love your videos man, and if your videos are this good, i can only imagine your courses that are only 1 dollar.
anyways, I'm watching your intermediate playlists and writing down what I learned so I take note of the videos I watched. Here's what I learned: (Correct me if I am wrong)
So a secondary dominant is basically a dominant chord, but that dominant chord is used as a PASSING chord right.
Thanks Warren. Finally the concept of "Secondary Dominant" makes sense to me . Since I am learning the Blues, "Dominant 7" chords are the default chords progression not secondary dominant.
I want to learn how to comp chords using some secondary dominant . Maybe a course on comping chords using that concept.
BTW, I bought "Everything About The Blues" on your website . Great Course.
Errol Rene there you go bro, all you just said is correct, thank you for the support ... will do something on comping chords😊👍🏾.
So practical...
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Warren, kindly do a breakdown on Anthem - won the victory
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great sir i now understand what is secondary domiinant...
itumeleng riaan awesome 👍🏾
Amazing. Coherent and easy to follow. Also i wouldn't be opposed to hearing you sing amazing grace in full! Lol. Anyways new subscriber
ueaj123 thank you :)
It's like the 2-5-1 Passing but w/o the 2. I think
Yo Warren can you do more on chording melody more advance like you said you would towards the end of how to play chords with melody
Gerald Davis yeah man. Check this out th-cam.com/video/0RsSjKGBPPM/w-d-xo.html
In the resolution of a dominant fits the chromatic passing chords so to harmonize a linear melody
Sorry, I’m not sure I understand the question.
Love this video! Very clear and informative. Would you be willing to share what software you used to create the keyboard on top of the one you are playing? It is great for creating short demos for my students in this time of the pandemic. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. The software is called Midiculous
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Thank you. Please make a video about piano accompaniment while singing.
MrHossen1223 than you for watching, I'll do my best to make a video about that 👍🏾
What should I do to improve my fluency and improvisation/ melody I seem to be stuck in just chords normal triad chords
No Name do you practice scales?
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Hey warren.. After someone gets conversant with dominant seventh chords,,whats the next video of yours that you suggest.. Thanks brother!
I don’t know as the channel isn’t structured in that way. My website courses is where a I have the structures roadmap
Warren do you notice a secondary dominant in Thom Bell's orchestration of the song "Since I Been Gone" by The Detroit Spinners? on You Tube. In the intro I am so sure that in his string arrangement he does a modulation with a secondary dominant and in parts throughout the song. Thom Bell as an orchestrator did marvelous symphonic chord progressions that modified the collective psyche of R&B listeners that elevated the social consciousness of the hood in a way that only The Lord Himself would have providentially inspired in this amazing composer. Please respond as this song is my prime example of what I perceive to be a secondary dominant modulation and a strident one at that. The chorus starts singing : Since I been gone who you been loving baby, since I been gone, who you been loving , Since I been gone who you been loving baby, since I been gone At the 3rd "Since I been gone" it sounds like a secondary dominant modulation. Please respond.