Thank you Brian for your tutorials. You're helping me to get out of my proverbial "box" in my guitar playing. You are a fine teacher and I look forward to learning more songs from your tutorials. God Bless You!
Hello Brian, thank you so very much for all of your informative and educational videos on how to play current worship songs! I love being able to incorporate current songs for our church body and slowly add to my guitar skills which I truly appreciate! God Bless you and once again, Thank You so Much!
Bro, your tutorials saved me at practice today. I’m new to our church, never been in a band or worship team and I got the music less than 24 hours before practice. I didn’t have much time to familiarize. I’ve played guitar a long time, but I always sit and stew over a song, chew on it a while. And today was my second practice, I went last week too but spent the whole practice lost. But with your tutorials, I wasn’t lost at all and was able to try out some ideas I was thinking about. Worked out great! So anyway, thanks :)
@@kerrybishop3563 That’s awesome! Once you find your niche on the team and start to be comfortable in it, you grow so fast! It’s awesome! I’ve been playing every Sunday since I posted this comment and it’s been fun and I love serving a wonderful God. There is sometimes an energy that floods the sanctuary and moves us all, and I generally assume this is the Holy Spirit. Many songs I’ve learned well enough that I don’t need the music in front of me and I can think about doing things in a different way, like use a different voicing to create texture or flair. Or picking out a section of the song where we hadn’t done so before and making an old song sound fresh in some way. Now... if only I can get my singing straightened out lol
Brian I usually love the easy approach with the way you teach these songs but in this case Brotherfield has a video place of the way he plays it I love that version I'm just not tuned down to a b flat Great job as always Happy 4th
Hi Brian thanks so much for all your videos they're so useful! Could you please make a tutorial for the song "relentless" by hillsong united? That would be amazing! God bless you
Hey Brian I really want to learn how to play “Great things” by Phil Wickham theres no videos to show how to phil wickham shows but it’s confusing haha thanks it would be great learning this song🙏🏼🙏🏼
i like your chords and they are easy to play, but the song is still quite high for me. can you or any of your fans suggest chords that i could use which is a little lower yet? using G,C,Em, D on fret 3 and sing in a lower octave feels to low. thanks.
What's the strumming pattern at 10:00? It doesn't sound like anything mentioned earlier in the video, at least I can't tell. Please let me know! Thanks!
It depends on what your question actually is... But in short, yes. If the song is in a different tuning, yes, but it may not sound the same as the original. If it's in different key, definitely yes.
You can play in the key of A in standard tuning without a capo. An A chord is the third, fourth and fifth string all pressed down on the second fret. Good luck, and hope this helps! :)
Hi Victoria - actually the Phil Wickham version (on his Ascension album) is in the key of Bb. I'm teaching in this video how to play it in the key of A. Really, though, you can play it in whatever key fits your voice best.
Jeremy Riddle co-wrote it along with Phil Wickham and Josh Farro. Josh Farro used to play guitar for Paramore, actually. I think the Bethel version (Jeremy Riddle) is pretty cool, but I really dig the Phil Wickham version - to each their own. It's all a matter of personal opinion, though :)
I have just put my guitar aside to write this comment and thank you for the amazing tutorials you are making :)
I don't want to ever take your lessons for granted a million thank yous. I have fallen in love with the guitar again.
I'm learning lots of chord fragments and easy short cuts from you . Thanks for the effort you put into recording these tutorials!
Thank you Brian for your tutorials. You're helping me to get out of my proverbial "box" in my guitar playing. You are a fine teacher and I look forward to learning more songs from your tutorials. God Bless You!
Dude, I just began my journey around 2 months ago and your content has been so helpful and inspiring. Your voice is highly underrated! Keep on...
I love learning with your videos
Hello Brian, thank you so very much for all of your informative and educational videos on how to play current worship songs! I love being able to incorporate current songs for our church body and slowly add to my guitar skills which I truly appreciate! God Bless you and once again, Thank You so Much!
Bro, your tutorials saved me at practice today. I’m new to our church, never been in a band or worship team and I got the music less than 24 hours before practice. I didn’t have much time to familiarize. I’ve played guitar a long time, but I always sit and stew over a song, chew on it a while. And today was my second practice, I went last week too but spent the whole practice lost. But with your tutorials, I wasn’t lost at all and was able to try out some ideas I was thinking about. Worked out great! So anyway, thanks :)
Similar story here. I’m about to start playing with our team. God bless!
@@kerrybishop3563 That’s awesome! Once you find your niche on the team and start to be comfortable in it, you grow so fast! It’s awesome! I’ve been playing every Sunday since I posted this comment and it’s been fun and I love serving a wonderful God. There is sometimes an energy that floods the sanctuary and moves us all, and I generally assume this is the Holy Spirit. Many songs I’ve learned well enough that I don’t need the music in front of me and I can think about doing things in a different way, like use a different voicing to create texture or flair. Or picking out a section of the song where we hadn’t done so before and making an old song sound fresh in some way.
Now... if only I can get my singing straightened out lol
@@PhunkyMunky10 Thanks for the encouragement. Good stuff! Singing oh that 🤣
Thank you so much brother Brian Wahl for your help n may God bless you
Great teacher with passion to teach
Grace and peace Brian thanks for the tips that helped a lot
Amazing tutorial. Thanks!
Super Great tutorial thank you man, God bless you.
Brian I usually love the easy approach with the way you teach these songs but in this case
Brotherfield has a video place of the way he plays it I love that version I'm just not tuned down to a b flat
Great job as always
Happy 4th
Thank You SO MUCH!!! I loved this video and I learned a lot from it! thanks again!!
You are talented Mr. Brian
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you man, you are the best!!
god bless you bro of mexico , muy lindo talento amigo siga asi y adelante
Very helpful tutorial ❤️God bless
helped so much thank you!!
Hi Brian thanks so much for all your videos they're so useful! Could you please make a tutorial for the song "relentless" by hillsong united? That would be amazing!
God bless you
Thank you...
You guys think you can play and show this song like the way phil plays it on air 1 acoustic on here in TH-cam its amazing !! I love it
The D chord should be a D major 9 just for anyone who is interested in that. Check it out, it sounds very nice.
I wanna learn how to play this song and I love God
Hey Brian I really want to learn how to play “Great things” by Phil Wickham theres no videos to show how to phil wickham shows but it’s confusing haha thanks it would be great learning this song🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hey Brian you should do a video on chords and when to use a bar chord and when not to, and stuff like that. Keep up the good work!
that's a really good idea!
If two guitarists, one plays open chords, the other plays Barr Chords as a rule.
thank you!
I like it...
could u think about doing the harvester by brandon heath . really been trying to find the picking pattern for this song and can't find anywhere.thx
i play this is amazing grace
thank you.
So easy your explanation
Good job keep it up
please do a lead guitar tutorial for this song
i like your chords and they are easy to play, but the song is still quite high for me. can you or any of your fans suggest chords that i could use which is a little lower yet? using G,C,Em, D on fret 3 and sing in a lower octave feels to low. thanks.
Could you have a URL to were I can download the chords and lyrics you use? From the videos
Is there any chance you can teach "There is a place " by George Cage ?
is this the same strumming pattern throughout the song. It feels like it changes after the intro
The reason I sings" Phil whickham, how to learn guiter tutorial?
Is that the new Martin & Co. D28 or one of the classic series, please?
Phil wickham made one himself so check it out guys
What's the strumming pattern at 10:00? It doesn't sound like anything mentioned earlier in the video, at least I can't tell. Please let me know!
Thanks!
lkchannel100 I know
Hi. Excuse me, what model of guitar? Really like how it sounds)
Where can we find the tablature for this?
can some one explain the struming patter i dont get the numbers and up and downs...please help
Ali Fernandez do u understand now after 5 months
is it possible to play a guitar song that's already been written in a different Arrangement (it's a yes or no question)
It depends on what your question actually is... But in short, yes.
If the song is in a different tuning, yes, but it may not sound the same as the original.
If it's in different key, definitely yes.
What type of guitar do you have ?
a d f e
what kind of guitar do you play on?
say i want to keep the song in the C key but change the chords to match G chords wat fret would it be on
+Joshua Sipes wat fret would the capo be on
+Joshua Sipes Capo 5th, then you can use G C Em D :)
cool thank you
2:15 7th string? I know you meant 7th fret, just thought it was funny
I can't read those
Okay, Mr.brian, you're playing the song in the Key of A, but you're tuned to Standard tuning correct
if that even makes sense, im a beginner
You can play in the key of A in standard tuning without a capo. An A chord is the third, fourth and fifth string all pressed down on the second fret. Good luck, and hope this helps! :)
Guitar sounds not good. Please if ur going to help us play it in its original note.
Wow can't keep in tune.
It's actually in the of b.
Hi Victoria - actually the Phil Wickham version (on his Ascension album) is in the key of Bb. I'm teaching in this video how to play it in the key of A. Really, though, you can play it in whatever key fits your voice best.
@ 2:39 "Depending on what flavor of D you want" - Only musicians will get this. #SRGfam
F.Y.I Jeremy Riddle from bethel WROTE the song.
and perfected it :)
Jeremy Riddle co-wrote it along with Phil Wickham and Josh Farro. Josh Farro used to play guitar for Paramore, actually. I think the Bethel version (Jeremy Riddle) is pretty cool, but I really dig the Phil Wickham version - to each their own. It's all a matter of personal opinion, though :)
Oh...my bad lol. And yeah thats true everybody has their own opinoin......BETHEL ALL THE WAY!! Lol jk :)
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