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It's a great addition to every player who's just started learning piano. Thanks for sharing this. Would you mind creating a video on how to fill in-between chords? Thanks.
Thank you for the lessons... Pls do guide Im already 37years old....im practising keyboard without staff notations... Is it ok to learn without notations?? Whats ur thought on this... Some says it takes so much time to learn...and to master may take years and years... I was having the thought that if i start from basic staff notations i wont learn a decent song also...
@@WorshipPianoAcademy Oh I see...but I found you as the most professional tutor in piano that i could find , and everything I could learn was so crystal clear... You're my inspiration.... I enjoyed learning every lesson from your videos... Btw...by your guidance and direction i will be able to dedicate myself in playing piano for the gospel worship... Other than your videos , can you refer any resources like e book so that it can have a good reference.... Thanks mate for patiently reading my msg....
So you’re basically arpeggiating a major7 chord without the third. This idea would work with different chords just as well. Csus4 would work. Csus2 would work. Lots of options.
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God Bless. Thank You so much. These riff videos are like gems on your channel. Im finding many songs to add these to. Love the riff videos and keep up the work man😇🙏🙏🙏
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It's a great addition to every player who's just started learning piano. Thanks for sharing this. Would you mind creating a video on how to fill in-between chords? Thanks.
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Pls do guide
Im already 37years old....im practising keyboard without staff notations... Is it ok to learn without notations??
Whats ur thought on this...
Some says it takes so much time to learn...and to master may take years and years...
I was having the thought that if i start from basic staff notations i wont learn a decent song also...
I don't even know how to play with staff notations.. Don't see the point in learning.
@@WorshipPianoAcademy
Oh I see...but I found you as the most professional tutor in piano that i could find , and everything I could learn was so crystal clear... You're my inspiration....
I enjoyed learning every lesson from your videos...
Btw...by your guidance and direction i will be able to dedicate myself in playing piano for the gospel worship...
Other than your videos , can you refer any resources like e book so that it can have a good reference....
Thanks mate for patiently reading my msg....
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So you’re basically arpeggiating a major7 chord without the third. This idea would work with different chords just as well. Csus4 would work. Csus2 would work. Lots of options.
Exactly! Half the time I don't play the 3rd in my chords to leave all those options open