Great lesson Warren. I love the easy version and the advanced version. I appreciate the importance of good voice leading in this tutorial and the tritone Sub at 18:35 was just beautiful. Blessings!!
Super helpful. I really like this song but with just the chords online it sounds too plain & loses the spirit of the original. Your chords make it feel so nice. God bless
Many thanks, Warren. This is something I have been wanting to learn for a long time. Great explanation and demonstration. God Bless you always and Best Wishes!
Brother Warren I really appreciate your tutorials, I would love yo tank your course. But I pastor a church and it leaves me no time. I just want to let you know I appreciate you. God bless you and your family.
My most visited TH-cam channel of all time, the knowledges ive gotten here is priceless thank you warren I gave you ab award last year too bad you didn't see it ❤
Warren, very happy to have come across your channel today (watched several of your videos). I write mostly fusion - jazz/rock/funk, which seems parallel to what you are doing with gospel / worship music. Really appreciate the deep emotional vibe of what you are doing. Thank you for sharing - Kind regards from Seattle.
By harmonizing the major scale with diatonic harmony, I better understand this quote from Bill Evans: "There are no wrong notes, only wrong resolutions, I think of all harmony as an expansion and a return to the tonic."
14:11 What about an Am/D? That sounds nice Having this: C Am/D C/E ….. Plus, correct me if I’m wrong in this one: at 18:40 you picked the Gbaug7 because you are doing a 2-5-1 to go over the F right? You are doing the 2 - 5 followed by it’s tritone which is Gbaug7, and that falling nicely to the 4th chord which is F. That’s what are you doing right there and the reason why you chose this Gbaug7 right? Just the 2 5, it’s tritone, and the 1 (the 4th chord) which is F.
The goal is to harmonize the scale using only triads. The Am/D isn’t a triad because D is not apart of Am. You’re on the Gb(aug7), it’s the Tritone sub for C.
Not just an excellent teacher, but a fine singer too. Bless you, Mr. McPhearson. And what is the title of the I trust in God song, and the artist's name please?
Hey Warren! Thanks for all you do! On this piano journey, Right now I don’t have enough to pay for the subscription per month, but I’m wanting to still make growth im wondering if I can use your playlists that you made to get what I need for now?
Warren I've seen your lessons on transcriptions... Would your be willing to do a recording of you transcribing a piece of music in real time. Kinda like how you've been doing the Yohan Kim stuff. Just so that we get to see you apply the stuff you talk about. Doesn't have to be a lesson. Hope you consider this suggestion! Stay blessed!🤜🏾🤛🏾
This is awesome Warren, I so much appreciate you for this. Am having issues downloading the Pdf file please, its telling me ...........*** Forbidden. Sender blacklisted. ***×
Warren, how do you fill in when the last chord of the verse is the same as the first chord of the chorus? It feels boring to stay on the same chord. It seems when this happens, it is usually the "one" chord. I am playing organ instead of piano, if that makes any difference.
You can topically to a “walk up.” For example. If the last chords is a “C” and the chorus also start with a “C” you can go to the “G chord” and walk up “F/A to G/B” to C. This is just the theory, but I’d need an actual song for practical applications, as there are other things to consider like the rhythm and timing.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Thank you, Warren. I will try this. The song is Bienvenido Espíritu Santo (TH-cam ID nKyLfSkHlwA). The verse to chorus transition is at 1:30 to 1:50.
@@hacerclic1020Hi. I know this song, it seems that also all the instruments would have to make this fill in chords to reach nicely again to C to hit Chorus.
✅ Harmonize major scales PDF: pianolessonwithwarren.com/how-to-harmonize-major-scales/
This is something have been yearning for.
So helpful Warren.....thank you. Don't stop being a blessing!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
You always make the science of music easy.
@@TrustKatunga thanks for watching
I really get so much out of your posts.. thanks so much. Keep on keeping on and thanks for blessing us all here
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽☺️
Great lesson Warren. I love the easy version and the advanced version. I appreciate the importance of good voice leading in this tutorial and the tritone Sub at 18:35 was just beautiful. Blessings!!
Awesome 👏 thanks for watching 🙏🏽☺️
Thanks Warren for the lessons. We are learning.
Thanks for watching 😊🙏🏽
Super helpful. I really like this song but with just the chords online it sounds too plain & loses the spirit of the original. Your chords make it feel so nice. God bless
@@paulleible5568 glad you like it; thanks for watching 😎
I'm learning a lot from you-thanks for helping me improve my church playing!
Thanks for watching :)
Many thanks, Warren. This is something I have been wanting to learn for a long time. Great explanation and demonstration. God Bless you always and Best Wishes!
Thanks for watching :)
Brother Warren I really appreciate your tutorials, I would love yo tank your course. But I pastor a church and it leaves me no time. I just want to let you know I appreciate you. God bless you and your family.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽☺️
Thank you mr warren
My most visited TH-cam channel of all time, the knowledges ive gotten here is priceless thank you warren
I gave you ab award last year too bad you didn't see it ❤
Thanks for watching :)
Warren, very happy to have come across your channel today (watched several of your videos). I write mostly fusion - jazz/rock/funk, which seems parallel to what you are doing with gospel / worship music. Really appreciate the deep emotional vibe of what you are doing. Thank you for sharing - Kind regards from Seattle.
Thanks for watching, much appreciated ☺️🙌🏽
By harmonizing the major scale with diatonic harmony, I better understand this quote from Bill Evans: "There are no wrong notes, only wrong resolutions, I think of all harmony as an expansion and a return to the tonic."
Thank you Mr Warren
❤ Thanks. Looking forward to coming back to your lessons.
Thanks for watching ☺️🙏🏽
Thank you Sir Warren
Warren may God bless you you're the one who is improving my playing💯🙏🏾✔️🔥
Thanks for watching ☺️🙌🏽
Wow your voice also good
Thank you 🙏🏽
Great lesson! Thank you for your slow teaching style so I can follow. Liked and subscribed😊
Glad it helped; thanks for watching :)
Amaing. Thank you ❤
fun fantastic music lessons!
Thanks for watching.
Love this video! I am learning from this. Thank u Warren ❤ watching from The Philippines 🇵🇭
Glad the video helped; thanks for watching ☺️🙌🏽
Awesome. Thanks
14:11 What about an Am/D? That sounds nice
Having this: C Am/D C/E …..
Plus, correct me if I’m wrong in this one: at 18:40 you picked the Gbaug7 because you are doing a 2-5-1 to go over the F right? You are doing the 2 - 5 followed by it’s tritone which is Gbaug7, and that falling nicely to the 4th chord which is F.
That’s what are you doing right there and the reason why you chose this Gbaug7 right? Just the 2 5, it’s tritone, and the 1 (the 4th chord) which is F.
The goal is to harmonize the scale using only triads. The Am/D isn’t a triad because D is not apart of Am.
You’re on the Gb(aug7), it’s the Tritone sub for C.
Thank you very much sir
Hey can you do a full tutorial for this song?
This lesson was simple yet so helpful. Thanks Warren!
You’re welcome, thanks for watching ☺️
Not just an excellent teacher, but a fine singer too. Bless you, Mr. McPhearson.
And what is the title of the I trust in God song, and the artist's name please?
Thanks for watching. The title is “Trust In God” by Elevation Worship
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Hey Warren! Thanks for all you do! On this piano journey, Right now I don’t have enough to pay for the subscription per month, but I’m wanting to still make growth im wondering if I can use your playlists that you made to get what I need for now?
Yes, there’s lots to learn from my TH-cam videos
Warren I've seen your lessons on transcriptions... Would your be willing to do a recording of you transcribing a piece of music in real time. Kinda like how you've been doing the Yohan Kim stuff. Just so that we get to see you apply the stuff you talk about. Doesn't have to be a lesson. Hope you consider this suggestion!
Stay blessed!🤜🏾🤛🏾
I do this weekly in my paid program - I’ve done over 60 transaction lessons already
This is awesome Warren, I so much appreciate you for this. Am having issues downloading the Pdf file please, its telling me ...........*** Forbidden. Sender blacklisted. ***×
Maybe you have have a bad email? Our system is set up to block certain emails.
Please 🥺 start teaching jazz for beginners.
wonderful piece. how many of us got lost during the bonus tips😇
Thanks for watching:)
Warren, how do you fill in when the last chord of the verse is the same as the first chord of the chorus? It feels boring to stay on the same chord. It seems when this happens, it is usually the "one" chord. I am playing organ instead of piano, if that makes any difference.
You can topically to a “walk up.” For example. If the last chords is a “C” and the chorus also start with a “C” you can go to the “G chord” and walk up “F/A to G/B” to C.
This is just the theory, but I’d need an actual song for practical applications, as there are other things to consider like the rhythm and timing.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Thank you, Warren. I will try this. The song is Bienvenido Espíritu Santo (TH-cam ID nKyLfSkHlwA). The verse to chorus transition is at 1:30 to 1:50.
@@hacerclic1020Hi. I know this song, it seems that also all the instruments would have to make this fill in chords to reach nicely again to C to hit Chorus.
First!
This is crazy