I like the way you put the theory to it because in gospel music we look at those chords as minor 7th. The tritones we use are usually used exclusively in the left hand( especially when playing the organ) and its usually the 3rd and flat 7 of the bass note
Santiago López Sami English sounds fine.. trick I use sometime.. put paper behind the piano you use mark the distance with pencil to the tritone.. this is an older post ..
Hi jazzebong, they are both originals that our church team recorded. You can find them at gsialbum.com "Draw Near" can be found on The Glory of a Life album. "Faithful, Stronger" is found on the Supernatural album. Thanks for watching!
You're still correct. Basically, a tritone just replaces a minor 7th (or dominant) chord with another minor 7th chord a tritone away. e.g. replace an F7 with a B7
Learning is the fun part! Don't be discouraged by this video at all, though. God's people worshiped for centuries without the benefit of tritone substitution. :-p Thanks for watching; let me know if there's anything I can do to help fill in gaps.
Could you do a video on that Draw near song....I've looked all over and I cannot find anyone who sings it like you. I like the way your way is arranged.
Hi Peter, I love your videos. In this video you sang a song call draw me near to you that sounded so good. Wondering If you have a link to that song it just draws my spirit as you sang the few lines.
Hi, thanks for the lessons. I've been playing for many years in church as well and I "know a lot" practically, by ear, but I don't know the theory behind it. I've never really felt the need to learn music theory, but I find it fascinating, especially because, as I said, I just discovered many things by myself, but I had know idea how to explain it, so when I see things properly explained I just go "yeah, that's it, I know that". So, my question is, if I want to educate myself, how can I start to learn music theory? Could you recommend any material -from elementary to advanced levels- that I could follow? I'm now getting pieces and bits here and there, but I'd love to study music theory more systematically. Please help me :) Any advice? Thanks a lot!
r3vun, you certainly could go to Cm. I didn't go there because I was keeping everything in the context of the key, F Major. In that key, C is a major chord, but try Cm and if it sounds good, go for it.
thank you sir great work,you have improve my playing through you exercise.I want you to show us the chord progression for ' our God reign by Ada.thank you sir
will make a video tutorial of chord shapes in CAGED keys that will sound good together? its my struggle to find chord shapes for a certain key that sounds good.. tnx
hello bro im jobe i'm playing piano in my church here in riyadh saudi arabia.can you teach me how to use the MIDI using my laptop? and how to copy the original beating of the drums like a original beat because i'm only one playing in my church.
Emmanuel Atta Afriyie You can use suspended chords to change keys more naturally. you can move up or down a half step to be dramatic changing chords. you can use both to eventaully play "all" keys. just be thoughtful about it and it shouldnt be such an ugly sound.
When you do the tritone sub why did you keep playing the C in the top voice? On a piano if you're just letting it sound the Cb bass note kind of overpowers it but I'd imagine you should lift that finger if using an organ or use a different voicing that otherwise omits the C if you don't want parallel octaves with B (Cb) resolving to Bb. I'm guessing that the clash works out on a piano and you do it intentionally because they are in different registers .
I like to use the F7#5 ..notes A C# Eb F.. Then go to the 4 chord Bb or its relative min7 Gmin7 .. Funny thing it F7#5 is a.disguised Subdominanant tritone sit B7 sus 2.. I recently started using the tritone.subs. When I look over jazz songs especially ..they are on chords of the the.songs This works.in.songs like.amazing Grace.
+Caleb Pendergast Are you talking about around 6:00? This is a Dm7, Ddim7, Gm. The Ab is there but its function is to be the dim 5th of the Dm. It's only a German aug 6th if the root of the aug6 is a half step above the V of the new One chord then resolving to the One. To go to C, it would be an Ab+6, G7, C. Aug 6th work very well for going before a V i resolution.
That's one of my originals, if you email me at peter@ourworshipsound.com I can send you a chart. You can hear a recording at gsialbum.bandcamp.com/album/the-glory-of-a-life
Music changed a lot in the 1900s so yes jazz and blues and even rock and metal would use tritones to create suspense through chord changes. Classical music never really used this type of suspense, instead classical composers would use 7th chords to create suspense
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I like the way you put the theory to it because in gospel music we look at those chords as minor 7th. The tritones we use are usually used exclusively in the left hand( especially when playing the organ) and its usually the 3rd and flat 7 of the bass note
Hi!!! At 7:01 , you can use this... Left hand: Ab - Gb Right hand: Bb - C - F.
Sorry for my english! Regards from Argentina!
Santiago López Sami English sounds fine.. trick I use sometime.. put paper behind the piano you use mark the distance with pencil to the tritone.. this is an older post ..
thank you. the more I watch your videos, the more I realize I need to learn. pray for me!
using the devil's interval in your worship, so metal
Lmao 😂😂😂
Troy Teter II it was Gods to begin with
@@joe-say-did-it6201 they call it that because it sounded scary back then that they called it the devil's interval
Hi jazzebong, they are both originals that our church team recorded. You can find them at gsialbum.com "Draw Near" can be found on The Glory of a Life album. "Faithful, Stronger" is found on the Supernatural album. Thanks for watching!
You're still correct. Basically, a tritone just replaces a minor 7th (or dominant) chord with another minor 7th chord a tritone away. e.g. replace an F7 with a B7
Learning is the fun part! Don't be discouraged by this video at all, though. God's people worshiped for centuries without the benefit of tritone substitution. :-p Thanks for watching; let me know if there's anything I can do to help fill in gaps.
Could you do a video on that Draw near song....I've looked all over and I cannot find anyone who sings it like you. I like the way your way is arranged.
THanKS!! Nice lesson... GOD bless U
Hi Peter, I love your videos. In this video you sang a song call draw me near to you that sounded so good. Wondering If you have a link to that song it just draws my spirit as you sang the few lines.
Lo-A Paul Thanks brother, you can listen here: gsialbum.bandcamp.com/track/draw-near
Hi, thanks for the lessons. I've been playing for many years in church as well and I "know a lot" practically, by ear, but I don't know the theory behind it. I've never really felt the need to learn music theory, but I find it fascinating, especially because, as I said, I just discovered many things by myself, but I had know idea how to explain it, so when I see things properly explained I just go "yeah, that's it, I know that". So, my question is, if I want to educate myself, how can I start to learn music theory? Could you recommend any material -from elementary to advanced levels- that I could follow? I'm now getting pieces and bits here and there, but I'd love to study music theory more systematically. Please help me :) Any advice? Thanks a lot!
r3vun, you certainly could go to Cm. I didn't go there because I was keeping everything in the context of the key, F Major. In that key, C is a major chord, but try Cm and if it sounds good, go for it.
thank you sir great work,you have improve my playing through you exercise.I want you to show us the chord progression for ' our God reign by Ada.thank you sir
amen bro. on that tritone substitution, try B on the bass and A C# EB F on your right hand.
will make a video tutorial of chord shapes in CAGED keys that will sound good together? its my struggle to find chord shapes for a certain key that sounds good.. tnx
hello bro im jobe i'm playing piano in my church here in riyadh saudi arabia.can you teach me how to use the MIDI using my laptop? and how to copy the original beating of the drums like a original beat because i'm only one playing in my church.
Hi... i'm aldo from indonesia, i want to ask about tritone, when and where we can use tritone? it's the formula we counting from 4# or 5b... tq
Understood!
you are great, you explain so well
That was an interesting lesson! Thanks :)
my name is Emmanuel.
How to play all the keys in one song?
Emmanuel Atta Afriyie You can use suspended chords to change keys more naturally. you can move up or down a half step to be dramatic changing chords. you can use both to eventaully play "all" keys. just be thoughtful about it and it shouldnt be such an ugly sound.
When you do the tritone sub why did you keep playing the C in the top voice? On a piano if you're just letting it sound the Cb bass note kind of overpowers it but I'd imagine you should lift that finger if using an organ or use a different voicing that otherwise omits the C if you don't want parallel octaves with B (Cb) resolving to Bb. I'm guessing that the clash works out on a piano and you do it intentionally because they are in different registers .
I like to use the F7#5 ..notes A C# Eb F.. Then go to the 4 chord Bb or its relative min7 Gmin7 .. Funny thing it F7#5 is a.disguised Subdominanant tritone sit B7 sus 2.. I recently started using the tritone.subs. When I look over jazz songs especially ..they are on chords of the the.songs
This works.in.songs like.amazing Grace.
Have a very small channel nut I am sure I.can learn some things.here.
Can you teach how to play i'm inlove with you by kari jobe and klauss?
what type of keyboard is that
Hey,
What would you play from G (the 2) to C (the 5) on your right hand? A Gmin7 or a G7?
Thx
G7 (with a Db in the bass)
Thx!
So Love ur posts
Could this also be thought of as a dominant-functioning German Augmented 6th?
+Caleb Pendergast Are you talking about around 6:00? This is a Dm7, Ddim7, Gm. The Ab is there but its function is to be the dim 5th of the Dm. It's only a German aug 6th if the root of the aug6 is a half step above the V of the new One chord then resolving to the One. To go to C, it would be an Ab+6, G7, C. Aug 6th work very well for going before a V i resolution.
That's because no one else sings it :-p It's an original. I can send you the chart if you're interested - hit me up through the website
Could you provide a link, composer name and if possible tutorial for draw near please?
That's one of my originals, if you email me at peter@ourworshipsound.com I can send you a chart. You can hear a recording at gsialbum.bandcamp.com/album/the-glory-of-a-life
OurWorshipSound that f sounds beautiful, u should play speak to my heart by Donnie Mcclurkin sounds just like it
I never hear these in classical music, like bach and stuff. Isn't stuff like this influenced by blues, jazz, and etc?
Music changed a lot in the 1900s so yes jazz and blues and even rock and metal would use tritones to create suspense through chord changes. Classical music never really used this type of suspense, instead classical composers would use 7th chords to create suspense
+IForYew This kind of stuff absolutely exists in classical music. Look up Richard Wagner, Claude Debussy and Aram Khachaturian.
dude you can play sounds wonderful
thanks :-)
interesting chords U demonstrated
Could someone tell me the last song's name that he played
It's one that I wrote, called "Faithful, Stronger" you can find it at gsialbum.bandcamp.com/album/supernatural
Actually lucifer was the one who created music before he became a fallen angel . But I guess technically God made him so idk
No, Lucifer didn't create music. God created both music and Lucifer.
Sheesh.
oh man, i thought this was gonna be devils warship. too bad.
Ha, I get that all the time
Wait. No. People have been singing the tritone interval since the Renaissance Period, my guy haha but okay.
5:55 Cool example
6:54
God ,the devil , Santa claus, the Easter bunny....idk.. kinda agnostic about it all.
Well first you might sort out that category a bit. If you put Jesus in the same category as Santa Claus, I can see why you're unsure about things.
Thank you very much!
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Jehovas Witnesses as the ultimate Illuminati Cult Part 2, Min 11:08
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That still sounds so evil. lol
Very confusing. No well explained at all.
What kind of keyboard is that
Kewell Mitchell Yamaha S80