5:25 I vi ii V - I used this exact chord progression in church during invitation time a couple weeks ago. Once in a while, I use different inversions, then replace the V with a III (major) chord, followed by another short progression (vi V IV ii V vi V, again using different inversions) to ease it back into the original key. I think it sounds really nice.
That's absolutely awesome!! I suppose you were playing on your own during this worship moment, so that you could "Travel" to different chord progressions, unplanned? Would you mind sharing your name? :) Feels weird that I can't address you
Hi, Sandra! I'm still learning Ableton, but you can hear a test clip of this here (headphones recommended): soundcloud.com/sagebrush-gardener/test-clip-invite1625 My name is グレゴリーミカン , but you can call me グレゴリー. 😄 Play in Google Translate for pronunciation.
Yes, you got my name right. 😊 That was Ableton on a PC with some layered sounds from the Zebra 2 VST synth. At the end of service, we often have a guitar player or even a full band on stage. In that case, I just play an ambient drone pad to back up the musician(s). But sometimes it is just me on the keyboard, and I get to play some progressions. I practice all week, and I'm happy when I get a chance to play. My main job is running sound, so I play keys from the sound booth.
Thanks very much a Sandra. I’m trying to prepare for aural exam & am really struggling with chord identification. I have clicked on your link but can’t see the worksheet & video you refer to. Is it still available? Many thanks Maureen xxx
For the test you gave us, i hear solfage in the bass part, or the lowest note in the scale. I could aslso hear the bass part of the song Heart and Soul in one of your chord progressions. im taking ear training 2 and I am having a really har time identifying which chord number it is, especially with inversions. I can identify four different cadeences, but not hear chord progression well. not even sure how to learn. The online homewrok is not effective at all. it sucks.
Hi Darlene! Great to hear from you again! How have you been? :) I used Midiculous in this video :) I'd like to personally invite you to consider re-joining the Inspired Keys Academy, Darlene. I can see that you're very interested in getting to your next levels in worship keys playing. And I can tell you're an active worship keyboardist. But more importantly, I want to answer any questions you may have about joining the Academy. Please don't hesitate to ask, and I'll do my best to answer! The Inspired Keys Academy helps you get to your next levels of worship keys playing through many ways: - 24/7 access to all the course videos I've created on a variety of topics - 1-on-1 video call lessons - feedback and critique on your playing - Priority Q&A - and much more, all of which are detailed on inspiredkeys.com/join I look forward to your reply. I'd love to see how much further we can work together to get you to your next levels in worship keys playing! If you decide not to join though, would you mind replying me to let me know why? Thank you Darlene! Sandra
You are no doubt a good teacher ❤️ But problem is you talk much. When sound is the factor. Do it repeatedly. Such as ------,C -major, Then D major. Show students the sound difference. Not the whole major scale Harmonization. Thank you very much.
I have been trying to learn how to identify chords for years. I learned some chords but I want to further my knowledge in this area.
5:25 I vi ii V - I used this exact chord progression in church during invitation time a couple weeks ago. Once in a while, I use different inversions, then replace the V with a III (major) chord, followed by another short progression (vi V IV ii V vi V, again using different inversions) to ease it back into the original key. I think it sounds really nice.
That's absolutely awesome!! I suppose you were playing on your own during this worship moment, so that you could "Travel" to different chord progressions, unplanned?
Would you mind sharing your name? :) Feels weird that I can't address you
Hi, Sandra! I'm still learning Ableton, but you can hear a test clip of this here (headphones recommended):
soundcloud.com/sagebrush-gardener/test-clip-invite1625
My name is グレゴリーミカン , but you can call me グレゴリー. 😄
Play in Google Translate for pronunciation.
Did you use Ableton to create that audio clip, Gregory? :) (I hope I got your name right based on that Google translate!)
Yes, you got my name right. 😊 That was Ableton on a PC with some layered sounds from the Zebra 2 VST synth. At the end of service, we often have a guitar player or even a full band on stage. In that case, I just play an ambient drone pad to back up the musician(s). But sometimes it is just me on the keyboard, and I get to play some progressions. I practice all week, and I'm happy when I get a chance to play. My main job is running sound, so I play keys from the sound booth.
Thanks very much a Sandra. I’m trying to prepare for aural exam & am really struggling with chord identification. I have clicked on your link but can’t see the worksheet & video you refer to. Is it still available? Many thanks Maureen xxx
I do not understand how to proceed in order to hear know by ear which is each chord?
For the test you gave us, i hear solfage in the bass part, or the lowest note in the scale. I could aslso hear the bass part of the song Heart and Soul in one of your chord progressions. im taking ear training 2 and I am having a really har time identifying which chord number it is, especially with inversions. I can identify four different cadeences, but not hear chord progression well. not even sure how to learn. The online homewrok is not effective at all. it sucks.
Hello am 34 can i develope relative pitch +chord identificatio + notes identification
yes! you can develop that at any age :)
Mannn i wish i was like u 😭😭
which program do you use to bring up your keyboard on the screen??
Hi Darlene! Great to hear from you again! How have you been? :)
I used Midiculous in this video :)
I'd like to personally invite you to consider re-joining the Inspired Keys Academy, Darlene. I can see that you're very interested in getting to your next levels in worship keys playing. And I can tell you're an active worship keyboardist.
But more importantly, I want to answer any questions you may have about joining the Academy. Please don't hesitate to ask, and I'll do my best to answer!
The Inspired Keys Academy helps you get to your next levels of worship keys playing through many ways:
- 24/7 access to all the course videos I've created on a variety of topics
- 1-on-1 video call lessons
- feedback and critique on your playing
- Priority Q&A
- and much more, all of which are detailed on inspiredkeys.com/join
I look forward to your reply. I'd love to see how much further we can work together to get you to your next levels in worship keys playing!
If you decide not to join though, would you mind replying me to let me know why? Thank you Darlene!
Sandra
Great Sandra!! Still loving your videos and its helping sooo much!
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You are no doubt a good teacher ❤️
But problem is you talk much.
When sound is the factor. Do it repeatedly. Such as ------,C -major, Then D major. Show students the sound difference. Not the whole major scale
Harmonization.
Thank you very much.