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Young man I've been playing for years dad was a pastor, I learned by ear and never took it to the next level, even though ppl always told me I had jazz chords. I was a big fan of Andre crouch and Eden Hawkins singers All the terms you use I never understood when they say a7 or diminish...but I'm starting to get it .7 3 6 I don't "get it!" Lord help me!I I'm 62 years old! Still wanna learn! Thank you for this video!
May God bless you and open your eyes to see that your sins have been paid for, and eternal life is free in Jesus Christ, the moment you believe in your heart that He (Jesus Christ) died for your sins and was raised from the dead by God for your justification, you will be sealed with his spirit. that is all about eternal life sir. nothing more or less.
I am Iduini from Nigeria. We have gospel praise songs with only few tutorials about it. But I love Western and would love to apply it during worship sessions to raise people's spirits.
depending on the melody of a song i also play those 7 - 3 - 6 progressions ; B7(#5#9) - E7(#5#9) - Am9 Bm7 - E7(#9) - Am7 Bm7b5 - E7b9 - Am7 Bm7 - Abmaj7b5/Bb - Am7 (tritone sub) B7 - Bb9b5 - Am7
Really respect you showing us your experimentation process, takes a lot of guts to show the viewers, most channels always give us a perfect version. Its great encouragement because it also gives us learners the courage to experiement with the tools you have given us. Great Work, your channel is due to blow up soon!
I totally agree with you. Today's christian music is so boring especially those hillsongs all the way 6-4-1-5 or 4-1-5-6 🤕 instead of 6-4-1-5 u can do 6-2-5-1-4-7-3 in case of Am = Am7 (A7b9) Dm9 - G7b9 - Cmaj7 - Fmaj7 - Bm7b9 - E7b9 -> Am7 (root) between those chords u can also pley passing chords Am7 (A7#9) Dm9 (D9/F#) G (Dm7) (C#13) or (C#maj9) Cmaj7 (F#9b5) Fmaj7 B7#5#9 E7#5#9 to Am7 there are a lot more progressions in this socalled circle of 4th's
A lot of people would edit the mistakes out but I actually learned more in adapting it to a specific song. I've struggled with making melodic fills like that. Really appreciate the video.
So I have been watching your tutorial videos for about 6 months, you have really made a difference in my playing ability. Learning different progression has really expanded my creative thoughts. Keep doing what you do and I will keep watching and learning. 3/10/2024
1:00 1-6-4-5 Chord Progression 1:46 1-6-4-5 Explanation 2:16 Why use degrees? 3:25 7-3-6 Progression Demo: 7half-dim → 3Dom7 → 6min7 _On the 3, he altered it a little to give it flavor, with a #9 and #5, but 3Dom7 works, too (although the ornaments are better)_ 4:03 Application 5:25 A different way: _(Honestly, this is where the guy lost me because while the chords still favored 7-3-6, the explanation was using all of the other chords of the major scale, and thus kind of made it difficult to digest. Basically though, it was just upwards chromatic movement into each of the main chords of the 7-3-6 progression up until the last two chords, which resolved to an A9sus4, which has a different flavor than plain old Amin7 (and, honestly, Amin7, with these chords, doesn't feel like a proper resolution, either.)._ _So, with the chords he used to explain it:_ Dbmin → Dmin/B, Bhalf-dim/G tritone → CMaj/Ab tritone, CMaj (Amin7) → GMaj/A (A9sus4) _In degrees:_ #1 → 2/7, 7/5 → 1/#5, 6min7 → 69sus4 _(@~@)_ _In terms of 7-3-6:_ #1 → 2/7, b3Dom7 → 3Dom7, 6min7 → 69sus4 _(which is, in no way, less complicated)_ _And it's not completely accurate, since he voiced the 3 chords very differently, putting the 3rd and 7th of the chord in the left hand_ 6:13 Application 6:48 Sixth-interval walk-ups/downs with resolving chords (specifically 7dim → 1min9) 10:48: Sixth-interval Chromatic walk-down with 7dim → 1 resolution, using extra ornaments on both _(unnnnnh hunh...think you can just sneak another quick tip on the end without me noticing, huh?)_
Thanks for taking time to teach us beginners. I'm just learning to play chord charts and still struggle to think in terms of the number system. The 7 3 6 has a great sound, but when you begin to alter those chords, it gets even more challenging and hard to keep up with you. Thanks again
Take your time to learn the number system, it will free the way you approach music! Its what I use to teach as well because its easy to cover all the concepts and easy to understand, with practice of course! Don't give up! And If Im thinking of the same section you are, he walked down chromatically from the D and B, (basically that interval of the major 6th) Try it out slow and see if you like it!
I truly admire your playing I hope that one day I can be even half as good as you are. I'm just starting out but don't have a teacher yet so thanks for the content you put out
6-4-1-5. 7-3-6. Man!!!!! These progressions are SO extremely gorgeous...I mean...oh my gosh!! Even for the kick of it...Jammin in my living room 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a great way you have to deliver the message. Thanks for connecting up the link between Gospel & Jazz. Yes, of course, as you said, it is basically ii-V-i , but is there a cool story here about the 7-3-6 that I'm missing. Thanks, this was a joy to watch.
I am a swedish 19 year old who is studying gospel music in a school called "folkhögskola" (peoples school). I am currently going through a difficult time because i have tendonitis in my supraspinatus (schoulder). And therefore I can't really play so much as I would like to. Would love a lesson from you! Have learnt so much from your videos!
Totally love this. Been looking to grow in my playing for worship. I feel like I can hear it but my brain gets stuck. Thank you for using your gift for the glory of God.
Always love any video talking about harmony - especially when you come across a common chord progression found across multiple genres! Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Hello, let me test my - mere - music theory knowledge: 7-3-6 in major key would be your 2-5-1 in the relative minor key ? Hence 2-5-1 in A minor and 7-3-6 in C major as per your example ? Does that mean that in Gospel you play in minor key but to the progression of the major key ?
I really appreciate this video especially because you included the error in the progressions. Shows that it takes work to get their.Bro. Big thumbs up.
As an intermediate typ keyboard player i find your lessons both inspirational and helpful. You are clear and concise in your teaching thank you for helping me....I need it!
Thank you for the different way to play this progression. This channel is very helpful with playing and understanding how to play for singers! Have a blessed weekend.
I’m finally getting into progressions I’m self taught and always hear the progressions in my head but they take too long to get down from my mind to my hand. Thanks for this now I can label in my head these progressions and what they sound like 👍
This is a great lesson. I use this progression going to any minor scale degree. The only progression you need to know when learning 'Calling my name' by Hezekiah Walker
Hola amigo. Soy de Argentina. Veo y sigo tus vídeos que son geniales. No se hablar inglés. Igual práctico y trató de enterder tus explicación teórico. Abrazos
I want to thank you for this lesson so much! Now I can feel the Gospel sound for the first time. I'll need lots of practice to get this flow for all inversions and also seventh 9#5 and min7b5, BUT... I'm already excited to try this out! Just the 7-3-6 will change my playing alot and gives a new flavor
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Props to you for actually showing your mistakes and your thought process behind your movements! That’s called being real.
Liu yh hmm
One of the reasons I admire him soo much
+100 to this. Love this channel
Being a real musician
💯
Young man I've been playing for years dad was a pastor, I learned by ear and never took it to the next level, even though ppl always told me I had jazz chords. I was a big fan of Andre crouch and Eden Hawkins singers
All the terms you use I never understood when they say a7 or diminish...but I'm starting to get it
.7 3 6 I don't "get it!" Lord help me!I I'm 62 years old! Still wanna learn!
Thank you for this video!
Played this in mid altar call, the singer got lost and the pastor gave me that raised eyebrow look
😂
😂😂
:'D
Bruhh
Ha, I can see why that happen. Never good to lose the singer and the paster etc and it can mess up the flow as well really quickly
I'm not christian, I'm not religious. But these progressions really touched my heart.tyeyre nice and beautiful. And you are very skilled and talented.
+1 to that. The chords and harmonies in Gospel really touch one's heart regardless of religion or faith.
May God bless you and open your eyes to see that your sins have been paid for, and eternal life is free in Jesus Christ, the moment you believe in your heart that He (Jesus Christ) died for your sins and was raised from the dead by God for your justification, you will be sealed with his spirit. that is all about eternal life sir. nothing more or less.
Give your life to Jesus Christ before it's too late...God loves so much that's why is talking to you through this teaching...
I am Iduini from Nigeria. We have gospel praise songs with only few tutorials about it. But I love Western and would love to apply it during worship sessions to raise people's spirits.
I am a piano teacher myself and I like the way you teach. You teach in small understandable bits on youtube. Great job! Thanks!
depending on the melody of a song i also play those 7 - 3 - 6 progressions ;
B7(#5#9) - E7(#5#9) - Am9
Bm7 - E7(#9) - Am7
Bm7b5 - E7b9 - Am7
Bm7 - Abmaj7b5/Bb - Am7 (tritone sub)
B7 - Bb9b5 - Am7
Really respect you showing us your experimentation process, takes a lot of guts to show the viewers, most channels always give us a perfect version. Its great encouragement because it also gives us learners the courage to experiement with the tools you have given us. Great Work, your channel is due to blow up soon!
Thanks bro! I appreciate it
I've been playing contemporary for a while and I've been feeling bored with just playing 6-4-1-5 this will help me a lot thank you so much
I totally agree with you. Today's christian music is so boring especially those hillsongs all the way 6-4-1-5 or 4-1-5-6 🤕
instead of 6-4-1-5 u can do
6-2-5-1-4-7-3 in case of Am =
Am7 (A7b9) Dm9 - G7b9 - Cmaj7 - Fmaj7 - Bm7b9 - E7b9 -> Am7 (root)
between those chords u can also pley passing chords
Am7 (A7#9) Dm9 (D9/F#) G (Dm7) (C#13) or (C#maj9) Cmaj7 (F#9b5) Fmaj7 B7#5#9 E7#5#9 to Am7
there are a lot more progressions in this socalled circle of 4th's
@@aezyy6488 wow thanks!
I get chills watching you!
A lot of people would edit the mistakes out but I actually learned more in adapting it to a specific song. I've struggled with making melodic fills like that. Really appreciate the video.
So I have been watching your tutorial videos for about 6 months, you have really made a difference in my playing ability. Learning different progression has really expanded my creative thoughts. Keep doing what you do and I will keep watching and learning. 3/10/2024
1:00 1-6-4-5 Chord Progression
1:46 1-6-4-5 Explanation
2:16 Why use degrees?
3:25 7-3-6 Progression Demo: 7half-dim → 3Dom7 → 6min7
_On the 3, he altered it a little to give it flavor, with a #9 and #5, but 3Dom7 works, too (although the ornaments are better)_
4:03 Application
5:25 A different way:
_(Honestly, this is where the guy lost me because while the chords still favored 7-3-6, the explanation was using all of the other chords of the major scale, and thus kind of made it difficult to digest. Basically though, it was just upwards chromatic movement into each of the main chords of the 7-3-6 progression up until the last two chords, which resolved to an A9sus4, which has a different flavor than plain old Amin7 (and, honestly, Amin7, with these chords, doesn't feel like a proper resolution, either.)._
_So, with the chords he used to explain it:_ Dbmin → Dmin/B, Bhalf-dim/G tritone → CMaj/Ab tritone, CMaj (Amin7) → GMaj/A (A9sus4)
_In degrees:_ #1 → 2/7, 7/5 → 1/#5, 6min7 → 69sus4 _(@~@)_
_In terms of 7-3-6:_ #1 → 2/7, b3Dom7 → 3Dom7, 6min7 → 69sus4 _(which is, in no way, less complicated)_
_And it's not completely accurate, since he voiced the 3 chords very differently, putting the 3rd and 7th of the chord in the left hand_
6:13 Application
6:48 Sixth-interval walk-ups/downs with resolving chords (specifically 7dim → 1min9)
10:48: Sixth-interval Chromatic walk-down with 7dim → 1 resolution, using extra ornaments on both _(unnnnnh hunh...think you can just sneak another quick tip on the end without me noticing, huh?)_
Great summary / notes
yourre amazing
Listen! Your comment is underrated! Super - underrated. Bless you loads!
Thanks for taking time to teach us beginners. I'm just learning to play chord charts and still struggle to think in terms of the number system. The 7 3 6 has a great sound, but when you begin to alter those chords, it gets even more challenging and hard to keep up with you. Thanks again
Take your time to learn the number system, it will free the way you approach music! Its what I use to teach as well because its easy to cover all the concepts and easy to understand, with practice of course! Don't give up! And If Im thinking of the same section you are, he walked down chromatically from the D and B, (basically that interval of the major 6th) Try it out slow and see if you like it!
So intuitive, brother! So precious is this method... I liked a lot. God bless you. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Always fun playing in CCM churches and throwing in some flavour and seeing the reaction to something "new".
Im Bruce 19 years old kenyan.been playing the piano for a while.but id really love to advance in it.thanks for the lesson💜💯
Kenyan pianist here too. I'm a fan of this channel
@@JamesRuga I'm also a Kenyan pianist, been a subscriber here for about two years
I'm from Uganda and I've done ministry with Kenyans, I respect you guys on keys.
Thanks for showing these chord links. They take the mystery out of playing gospel piano accompaniment.
I truly admire your playing I hope that one day I can be even half as good as you are. I'm just starting out but don't have a teacher yet so thanks for the content you put out
I'm glad you are able to learn from it
Brother you are making me to fall in love with ur teaching, if consistently follow u i will be a wicked pianists. GOD¡¡¡
6-4-1-5. 7-3-6. Man!!!!! These progressions are SO extremely gorgeous...I mean...oh my gosh!! Even for the kick of it...Jammin in my living room 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks
Hello i want to play like you,
"Never Would Have Made It" by Marvin Sapp is what I hear. Great lesson! Thank you.
This is great! Keep these videos coming so you can keep equipping us worship leaders with more flavors in worship!
What a great way you have to deliver the message. Thanks for connecting up the link between Gospel & Jazz. Yes, of course, as you said, it is basically ii-V-i , but is there a cool story here about the 7-3-6 that I'm missing. Thanks, this was a joy to watch.
Hey, 😀it’s a matter only of practicality. Gospel musicians can shout changes live and it’s not practical to say 2-5-1.
I am a swedish 19 year old who is studying gospel music in a school called "folkhögskola" (peoples school). I am currently going through a difficult time because i have tendonitis in my supraspinatus (schoulder). And therefore I can't really play so much as I would like to. Would love a lesson from you! Have learnt so much from your videos!
@8un3zz yes! I have started working out now to improve my posture :) I have som specifik exercises for my shoulder aswell!
@8un3zz how long did it take for you to rehabilitate, and where did you get tendonitis?
Bro, hit me up this week and I'll make time for you
@@WorshipLeaderHangout what!! Are you serious! I am so full of Joy right now. Where can I hit you up?
@@danielknutsson01 email me here: davin@davinhutchinson.com
May God continue to increase and bless you sir your lessons have taken me this far untill i now play for my church.
I didnt know there were more 7 3 6s. I always felt like I overused it, still very beautiful and powerful when used sparingly.
Thank GOD. Thank you for the lesson. Bless you, I’ve been practicing and off since a little girl but never got good.
Love how genuine you are! Really learnt alot today!! Pls keep doing what you do and may God use you mightily as His vessal!
Totally love this. Been looking to grow in my playing for worship. I feel like I can hear it but my brain gets stuck. Thank you for using your gift for the glory of God.
Thanks a million!
Always love any video talking about harmony - especially when you come across a common chord progression found across multiple genres! Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
I'm 21 and would like to improve, I'm now just past beginner level.
I'm a beginner live in Madagascar and want to explore chords from principles to gospel chords, thank you for the video, it's help a lot, God bless You
I love the (im.not even sure ita gonna work)😂😂 part thank you for sharing your kwnoledge bro! Blessings to your life
I'm watching this 2 years later, still as effective as ever ! I need a lesson boss
2:03 That run up to F sounds like the Thomas the Tank Engine theme song.
I subconsciously heard that 😂
haha!
#3 progression 7-3-6 will fit good in the song "You deserve the glory" 😃
Cadê os brasileiros aqui 👀🙋🏻♀️
aquiiiii
Bora boraaaaaa
Thanks bro. Most people don’t want to share the gift God blesses them with. Keep up the good work!
Much appreciated
Hello, let me test my - mere - music theory knowledge: 7-3-6 in major key would be your 2-5-1 in the relative minor key ? Hence 2-5-1 in A minor and 7-3-6 in C major as per your example ?
Does that mean that in Gospel you play in minor key but to the progression of the major key ?
Yeah you basically dip into the key of A minor for a bit.
Thanks for making this simple, awesome. GOD bless you.
I'm not particularly religious, but I'll play this to my girl to show her I worship her.
Seriously?
You have a soulfulness that enhances your instruction. I like it. I'm going to learn a lot of gospel piano. Thanks!
Awesome Lesson here
Yes sir!!! Great video. I love playing this progression especially in How great is our! Thanks for showing how to play it different ways
Thanks so much, that's a good song to apply some of these ideas!
I’m 54 I’m still learning started late 26 but can hold own, that’s why I’m up learning more… thanks
Your teaching ability remains unique with simplicity
Thanks, I do try to make it clear, glad it was helpful
You have seriously transformed my playing for personal use and extended that into the sunday service. Thank you so much for these videos!
YOU DIDNT SAY WHAT KIND OF COMMENT SO GREAT PAINTING AND NOBODY IS GOING LOVE YOUR FREE LESSON MORE THAN ME BLESSINGS!
I write from Italy and I am so grateful!!!
So glad to help
i love the way the chords affect you emotionally
Keeping these advanced movements real. Thank you ✌🏾
Beautiful ideas, plus we see how you have to "work" with an idea to make it work in time! You are inspired!
I really appreciate this video especially because you included the error in the progressions. Shows that it takes work to get their.Bro. Big thumbs up.
God bless you!!!
Here from Brazil improving my English and piano skills.
So glad to help
Worship leader for 25 years. Just now getting into gospel piano and I'm loving your stuff. I would love to have a lesson with you.
This is awesome, I have loved the progressions and I am using them in church right now, cheers bro... Greetings from Zambia
Bro I swear each time I play those progression chords u make me want to learn more and more
Thanks bro I'm 16 and from watching your videos, Warren videos, Daquan and Sean Wilson and I'm seeing improvements 🙏🏽
As an intermediate typ keyboard player i find your lessons both inspirational and helpful. You are clear and concise in your teaching thank you for helping me....I need it!
Thank you for the different way to play this progression. This channel is very helpful with playing and understanding how to play for singers! Have a blessed weekend.
thanks Brandon
I love so much your teaching and I need more explanation about the progression in the key of F#
I’m finally getting into progressions I’m self taught and always hear the progressions in my head but they take too long to get down from my mind to my hand. Thanks for this now I can label in my head these progressions and what they sound like 👍
Beautiful way to lay out the chords and differs ways to get these progressions. 🙏🏾🔥💪🏾
Hey just getting back to music the 736 progressions made my day. You made it so simple to follow thank you so much for your help.
Excellent lesson. I am finding this very useful to apply with the organ. Thank you so much.
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I’m so grateful that this is free. I’m going to soak in every video I can! Thanks!
These 7 3 6 demonstrations are lovely. I can't wait to give them a try
awesome
Great gift from God
7,3,6 explanation has helped me alot. Thanks
Great!!! 7-3-6 lesson
Thanks
Hi bro have been learning on you fingerings and now I can say God is good
This is a great lesson. I use this progression going to any minor scale degree. The only progression you need to know when learning 'Calling my name' by Hezekiah Walker
Yes sir
I am so grateful for this awsome tutorial. I am currently battling with transpose. Your lessons are so resourceful. Thank you big bro
Glory!!!!!!!.....OKAY time to practice these runs for Sunday lol thanks
Love the use of those 6ths.
That move in the beginning is awesome.
This is great. Thanks! Playing all those notes and singing the basic melody line is like a super power! My mouth wants to follow my fingers. hah!
One of the best tutorials. Man, I love how you show it in the basic c major scale. So even a beginner can try. Would really want to learn from you
Thank you! Retired here! But not dead! God Bless you!
That progression is one of my go to's in my arsenal
Big up bro. Very natural tutorial showing the ups and downs of practice.
Thanks
I've been a church pianist for over 4 years now and i cant still do gospel progressions. Hope i can learn it.
Yes thank you for showing us your mistakes. Very relateable and helpful! More videos like this in applying this to worship.
‘Ooh! It was wonderful’
Urakoze! Watching, enjoying&learning!!
Thank you! Excited to be apart of the Christian music Industry.
Hola amigo. Soy de Argentina. Veo y sigo tus vídeos que son geniales. No se hablar inglés. Igual práctico y trató de enterder tus explicación teórico. Abrazos
Devin you're simply amazing
All ur lesson are spiritual and emotional, thanks for all ur idea and impact
Thank God for this video
So good God bless you l'm from 🇩🇴
Thanks Davin, You are challenging me. I appreciate your lessons.
great! challenge = growth. So you are growing :)
I been looking this kind of tutorials for ages!! wow thanks
thanks !
One of my favorite progressions.
You are the Best. Thx a lot. I search this for so long. May GOD bless you 🙏🏽
I want to thank you for this lesson so much! Now I can feel the Gospel sound for the first time. I'll need lots of practice to get this flow for all inversions and also seventh 9#5 and min7b5, BUT... I'm already excited to try this out! Just the 7-3-6 will change my playing alot and gives a new flavor
Oh my! I can't wait to get that lesson you mentioned!
Love the honesty in your video brother many wouldn’t do it but inspired me thanks and God bless you brother
I'm from Brazil and I'm a prolific learner. I'm not sure you chose someone already... But... Here I am.
I did bro! But keep watching for the next one,