Peter, this is excellent! I am in the middle of the Fluent Piano Chords class right now and recommend the course HIGHLY to anyone who wants the information from this video stepped out in detail. It's really well done!
Wow! Great tip! I have never seen this trick before, I've been thinking more along the lines of adding sus's and flavouring them by ear, but this makes it a lot easier to know when to use them.
I've recently had some problems with using this approach. One note: I have a pretty good memory, I play most of the songs without looking at our chord charts. I've recently started playing Holy Spirit in D major, having forgot that we practiced it in E major. Put myself and our team in a pretty big mess because of it.
Hey hi! What you do when you know what do with the right because you have a melody but you only have the notes for the left hand. Can you explain how I can make the left hand sound great and fluent if I know the chords. Because as you guys know playing with chords and a simple melody on the right hand is not the most interesting thing to hear.
Ah man, I wish I could play it. As a music ed major, I had to take classes on all the instruments. I did pretty well on everything except...violin! Not good. I greatly admire those who can play it!
It is rather demanding, isn't it? If you ever do a video or series about creating fills/solos that match the melody/rhythmic structure of the songs that would make my day/month/year . Reading dots on paper is so much different from expressing yourself through improvisation. Nobody has been able to explain to me this approach, and since you're good at explaining things........
Peter, this is excellent! I am in the middle of the Fluent Piano Chords class right now and recommend the course HIGHLY to anyone who wants the information from this video stepped out in detail. It's really well done!
That's awesome - thanks so much, Rose-Marie! Could I have permission to use this testimonial in promotional materials?
Wow! Great tip! I have never seen this trick before, I've been thinking more along the lines of adding sus's and flavouring them by ear, but this makes it a lot easier to know when to use them.
That is absolutely the point, you nailed it. Glad it helped!
I already knew this before I watched the video and I can vouch for this information. It has been immensely helpful in learning songs and transposing.
Eye opening. Excellent video👍
Very enlightening
I've recently had some problems with using this approach. One note: I have a pretty good memory, I play most of the songs without looking at our chord charts. I've recently started playing Holy Spirit in D major, having forgot that we practiced it in E major. Put myself and our team in a pretty big mess because of it.
Hey hi! What you do when you know what do with the right because you have a melody but you only have the notes for the left hand. Can you explain how I can make the left hand sound great and fluent if I know the chords. Because as you guys know playing with chords and a simple melody on the right hand is not the most interesting thing to hear.
Excellent channel. Too bad I don't play piano. You don't happen to have a twin who teaches worship violin do you? ;-)
Ah man, I wish I could play it. As a music ed major, I had to take classes on all the instruments. I did pretty well on everything except...violin! Not good. I greatly admire those who can play it!
It is rather demanding, isn't it? If you ever do a video or series about creating fills/solos that match the melody/rhythmic structure of the songs that would make my day/month/year . Reading dots on paper is so much different from expressing yourself through improvisation. Nobody has been able to explain to me this approach, and since you're good at explaining things........