Basic Gospel Progression You Should Know #1
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In this episode, Davin is teaching a basic gospel progression that is used everywhere and has so much application even in contemporary and modern worship styles. This progression will start to open a whole new world of playing for you. You just gotta learn it first. Thank you for watching. Please SUBSCRIBE to be updated when new content is released.
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7-3-6 is just a 2-5-1 for the 6 chord and the m5-1-4 is just a 2-5-1 for the 4 chord. It's the same concept for both landing chords. Thank for you this!
Can you explain this to me lol.
@@gabs7753 sure thing,
The 2-5-1 is a common jazz passing chord sequence. So let’s say you are going to play a C chord. Before you get there you play the 2 5 1 in that key. So Dm G C. You temporarily change the key of the song to the one you are going to. If you are in the key of C and you want to play a G chord you would temporarily change the key to G and play the 2 5 1 in the key you are going to, in this case G. So you would play Am (2) D (5) G (1)
It’s saying the same thing as the video but in a different way.
But 7-3-6 that's look like different patron, if it's a reguler 2-5-6 then when he play in D and want to pass to Bm. It should C#m-F#- Bm. Need explanation please
@@meaugust8104 2-5-1 going to Bm, which makes it C#dim/min7(aka half-dim), F#7, Bm. (temporarily changing that sequence to Bm key)
Thanks Jeffery! You explained this so well.
i dont even play piano, im just procrastinating
Lol
Same here. Although, this makes me wanna pick piano back up!
ATP lmao
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "teach yourself piano chords free" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Nonason Ranincoln Genie - (should be on google have a look )?
It is a great exclusive guide for discovering how to play the piano like a pro minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.
remember to be realistic - you must do a bit of work whichever system you decide on for learning to play the uke I have spent months researching into different systems and found a great website at Arthurs Uke Blog (google it if you are interested)
Im a guitarist. Ive learned so much more about music by watching pianists such as yourself. That progression of chords gives a magnificent feeling and emotion. I needed this! Much love goes out to you!
Guitarist here too. I also watch pianists on TH-cam and so I picked up piano a few weeks ago
My piano got better when I learned guitar.
Me as well , especially gospel pianists
yeah man me as well, this give my guitar playing the needed flavor 🔥
You need jazz 😁
a PERFECT example would be “never would’ve made it”
Lol
You’re right those chords sound really similar
Carl Marc seeing both sides of that coin!
Yh you're very right
Exactly the same chords. You’re right
You should do a part 2 teaching the specifics of all those sweet runs you played in the beginning.
Johnathan Munoz there will be more in the future
@@shabazeldagon9488 agree! I am a pop pianist and i have no idea when you mentioned the -5 6 3 sth like that
OMG THANK YOU! I NEEDED THIS.. IM JUST GRATEFUL YOU TOOK THE TIME OUT.. IM LEARNING MORE AND MORE..
Johnathan Munoz Yeah Yourr right men
There is a part 2!
Thanks bro, but can you explain for us about this gospel progession play On C. So the beginner just like me can more understand hehe, thanks bro
Jason, the principles are the same, especially for the key of C. C major is the 1. D minor is the 2. E minor is the 3. F major is the 4. G major is the 5, and so on. I learned the numbering system, then worked at mastering that. Then I learned to invert the chords. and am working on mastering that. My electric keyboard can transpose, so now, whatever I play, I play it in C. I wanted to play the keyboard, sing and do worship, not become a concert pianist, which would take forever. And now I do. If the guy from Crowder can do it, so can we!
Do not pay attention to the key nor his fingers. Listen to the progression and feed your soul. Let your mind be saturated with it and then your mind will tell your fingers how to play on any key
The progression in C major would be:
C Bdim E Am Gm C F
The more advanced version:
C Bdim7 E-#5#9 Am9 Gm9 C9 Fmaj7
@@adeboyegrillo3408 I bet you had lessons before you got to that part. Stop acting all high and mighty.
@@Troglodytarum Sorry if I gave the wrong impression. I'm not acting mighty...
I still learn everyday. I like to listen a lot to feed my soul so that when it's time to play, I always feel fresh and new.
Being Quarantined has brought me here, I’ve been gifted with an incredible memory but lack of discipline when it comes to practice. God brought me here at 3:23 am... I’m gonna use this time to watch your videos. Wonderful tutorial by the way! Gonna watch some more videos by you on chord progressions and stuff. Thank you! Just subscribed!
Josh Walker Lol same here bro, blessings form Mexico
Pablo Solano Same yo way man thank you!
Hope you're sticking with it. Music is an amazing gift. Don't neglect it... and if you have, it's never too late to start again. God is good. 😎
“I like to use Db, it’s my favourite key.” 🙃🙃🙃
OMG You just changed my world. Now I can add new life to all those contemporary praise songs I thought I'd worn out.
I’m not a worship leader but I do appreciate the information. Those chord progressions are prolific throughout r &b and jazz music and learning them adds an extra layer of lushness to your productions.
imagine how i just discovered this channel. ahhhhhhhhh
Jamie Handitye I’ve been playing at my church for years trust me 😭 I’m feeling all kinds of bad
Man oh man. You’re the GOAT for this video fam. I had a friend who was telling me about this chord progression with a 2-5-1 and he urged me to learn it quickly as possible. I learned it in C and had no idea where to apply it but this makes so much freaking sense. It’s all passing chords between the fundamental chord progressions 1-5-6-4 and 6-4-1-5, which I knew so this is blowing my mind right now at almost 1:00 in the morning. Thank you man. God bless.
Glad to help! Feel free to reach out wit questions
Thank you! Love it. Do more of these
Hello!
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These are beautiful chord progressions.
Thanx for the tutorial bro...this is amazing Brother definitely it goin to help my play in chrch...GOD bless U brother...!!!!! Looking forward to some tutorials as ive downloaded this one straight away...!!!
But you have to really explain. This is not for beginners. For beginners, you have to really explain how to play it.
I think it's more for amateur players
Anicet HOUNGNEME thanks for watching, I never said beginner, however it is a standard progression used
First of all: he`s cutting the video so that you can go to his website and buy the whole session. Understandable.
I`m about to crack the code though, but you`ll have to excuse me since i`m not A genious at musictheory.
Here`s what i do:
Pause on every chord and write down what`s written behind the first letter (example: Cdim7 becomes dim7). Be sure to separate the 4 main chords from the ones he uses to Get There (example: M7 (dim7) and so on) - that way you`ll keep track of the leading chords to easier find the ones to use in the middle. Go on the web, find A chord chart and search the names to find the exact notes in every chord.
Then, switch between the notes in every chord to the combination that fits you best, the chords are the same either way. From there on out, do what I usually do: experiment, try and fail, try again and don`t give up.
You can do this with any 4chord song you`d like, from Bob Dylan to The Rolling Stones, gospelsongs...any song you like. It`s hard in the beginning, tales A lot of practise and frustration, but it`s worth IT.
Need A motivating inspiration? Think about Ray Charles or Stevie Wonder. You can do IT, i can do IT, everybody can do IT.
Good luck from fabulous Norway.
Svein Takle thanks for watching and taking the time to learn it. I offered the chord chart free for months before I decided to sell it. I currently don’t have a course yet, but I’m working on one. If you want it I’ll send it to you through email for free with all the keys since you really want to learn.
Davin Hutchinson thank you very much Davin. Although i feel i have to let you know that i don`t mind paying for A course or A lesson.
I`ve been working on progressionsfor A lang time, and now i`ve hit the gospel special chords. If you have A chart or A pointing direction i will be very greatful.
What i`m working on is finding out what kind of chords i can put between the main ones, and what kind of chords that would fit to any song. Like the ones you play here. My email is sveintakle@icloud.com - but you don`t have to send anything major stuff you`ve worked on for A long time.
Thanks for sharing man. This is the progression:
I - ii half dim/vi - V/vi - vi
ii/IV - V7/IV - IV
Dimitri Smith what does this mean tho I’m confused by the slashes and dashes
*clueless nodding*
Lol.... I am really trying to understand this but coming up empty.
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Please keep on playing, inspirational and informative - thanks!
just wanted to thank you for this video it was truly helpful
It's rare to see a Roland, great sound and fantastic playing!
These Roland's now a days are no joke! I have a Juno DS-88 that sounds amazing!
@@coreyyellowmanjackson4341 I have one of those too and I *love* it!
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Corey YELLOWMAN Jackson our minister of music got one recently to replace her mini phantom. She’s like a little kid with all the options.
As someone who grew up playing classical music and then moved into worship leading later in life, gospel and jazz progressions are always eluding me. Tutorials like this are great invaluable. Thank you.
Thanks
Amazing Golden lesson I needed. You got your subscriber. Thank you Sir.
explain or video of intro ? Sounds like brian mcknight let me know how you play the intro thanks!
James i think so, the voice is so familiar to me...so do the chords he plays 😂
U just blew my mind of being a piano player
XxHumblekidxX X thanks for checking it out. Glad I could offer something helpful
Your playing is lovely man. So relaxed and effortless. And full of soul. I want to be like you when I grow up but I reckon I’m twice your age already. Good lesson. I’m off to play now. Thanks
2:20 ..dayum! 🔥
Ricardo Palma i know right??? Me too!
Right?? Same here!
What song is that?
Not a church-goer, but really appreciate this style of music. Amazing to hear the flavors you can add to just four simple chords.
You should go, it will change your whole life.
This progression you call 7-3-6-m5-1-4 is really just a 2-5-1 to the 6th x2 with modulation in the middle. See, the 3rd in this is major, not minor as the regular 3, and the 1 has a low seventh as opposed to a high one. Also the minor 5 doesn’t have to be explained as such as the 2 to the 4 is already minor. Love this progression btw. I believe it was first used by Scriabin in his piano concerto’s 3rd movement, towards the end, and is probably most used today in east asian pop-music
HEY THANKS FOR WATCHING!!! You are right, it can be explained this way. I have a question for you since you're well versed in music theory. Is an F7 #5 #9 major or minor? What other types of videos would you be interested in?
Davin Hutchinson i guess it’s major as the #9 don’t make it another chord. Thing is, anything above 7 such as a 9, 11 or 13 are really more melodic additions than part of the chord. A thing that could occur however would be if the 9 or 13 or anything really, isn’t in reality a 9 but a hidden 1, 3, 5 or 7 of another chord entierly, just played on top of a wrong inversion of itself that makes it seem like it’s a different chord than it is to the untrained eye. An example would be if it was instead an Fmaj7#59 which would in fact be an A7b13. In this case however the 9 doesn’t do that, and the #5 is more of a suspended note of the fifth in low seventh major chords so it’s all fine. Like these kind of chord related videos really. Also really like gospel music even tho i’m not religious so there’s that. Keep on the good work 👍
Petfama so the reason I asked, besides just creating conversation, is that the 3rd determines major or minor, but if your playing both the major and minor 3rd then what is it? I agree with you that it is major as the #9 is merely an extension of the chord which is augmented, and augmented chords are major chords with a raised 5th. However I was curious to see how you analyzed the chord. How’d you discover gospel?
Davin Hutchinson - All Dominant chords come from a SCALE. For instance,in your case a F7#9#5 comes from the Altered Dominant Scale. But don’t get caught up on the is it major/minor argument. For example, a F7sus4 doesn’t have a major or minor 3rd. It comes from the Mixolydian scale but it’s still a dominant7 chord. Everything in music starts from a scale. Unlock those scales and start to see a whole other world
Davin Hutchinson it’s a matter of semantics really. The third is always major on a dominant chord. Although the #9 looks like the minor third it’s function is of a 2 or 9.
Merci ! Great share, maybe for medium-advance players !
Wow. I Like This Kind Of Tutorial. Honestly. Even I Get What Is The Progression. For a Beginner like Me. Its Kinda Hard to Understand for now. Can You do It In A Chord of C?
Tnx So Much. New subscriber Here. GodBless 😊
I have the Roland fa08 and would like to have some samples, presets, sets for gospel worship.... can you share your Roland studio sets? would appreciate!
For my Juno DS88 I downloaded some from the Axiel website, for free, EXP04 and EXP09. EXP4 is also shown under the Fa08. My two favourites are "classical"..which is a bit reverby for worship, and "On Mic" which is very useful and bright.
My brother. You have no idea how long i been looking for this type of video. Thank you very much. God bless you. 🙏
I always hear this type of piano sound but never know how to get that sound! How do i do that? Can anyone help?
AspectVisuals changing the mode on your piano. Either Jazz Piano, or Dark Piano. But you can also check your octave modules on your piano.
It is a type of electric piano. There are versions of it like FM E. Piano or 60's E. Piano
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Keep practicing I’m closer to playing piano for my church I thank God
Man I’ve always loveddddd and tried to learn this progression by listening to different ppl teach it and it confuses me.. but man you made this sooo much more simple! Thank you very much
Akeripa Jr. Fealofai glad I could provide something helpful for you
Why is Db called the "Gospel Key"? 🤔🤔
Because most gospel songs are written in this key😊..
Please do a series on this with more progressions! THanks for making this one btw!
Love it. Could you break it down more... for us beginners
this is what i’m gonna watch all quarantine. I’m trying to grow in my talent 🎹
Can't wait the next tutorial sir God bless you..
When you took the gospel chords at its most basic level I immediately subscribed
I’m learning from you!!
Thank you for making this video!
You’re welcome
Just got hooked to this channel through this, Been practicing to improve my skills. This is GOLD bruh!
Peculiar Ihunwo thanks for watching, that’s encouraging
How's it going. Great video, it made me think a lot, music theory is no joke. The F7 #5 #9 is a major chord, in this progression it is the 5 of 6. A temporary modulation, 6 is temporarily acting as the 1 and your playing the the 2 and 5 of 6. Since the 6 is a minor chord the 2 of a minor key is diminished, therefore the C chord is diminished. I believe this is what's going on. Thanks.
I have always wanted to learn that type of chord progression to add some flavor to my playing. Now I have the tools and examples to learn just how to do that. Thank you and God bless you brother for making this kind of instructional video. I can't wait to see more upcoming videos like this one.
The chords seem easy enough for me. I'll very likely watch several times to get a better handle on doing the embellishments. Thank you much 😊
Another way to look at it is replacing each chord in the original progression with a 2-5-1 mini progression to that chord.
batlin most definitely is that a good way to view it. I taught this way thinking it might be easier for a beginner student
@@PlayCreatively thank you, and keep up the great work!
Awesome I enjoyed it's just a request u should be doing it as slowly as possible so that we can be able to follow the keys
this video changed my life. thanks so much!!!
This was really helpful, thank you!
The main reason why i love this video is that you didnt just do the whole video in one key. I love it!
Oh I see! So it's a bunch of ii-Vs to get to the next chord. Thank you for this video!
Like, Like Like and +1 Subscriber !!!!! Great video!
You should do a part where you teach the intro you play in the beginning of the video brother.
I want to learn how to play so bad!! In my head I know how dope I could be lol smh
3:28 - what is that ending riff?! I hear that I’m this genre of music... tutorial
Just a typical church ending cadence. Sus4-sus2-major third! :) So if you're in C you play: CFG->CDG->CEG in whatever inversion you want.
Hey Can you please Clearly spell out the chords on Key C
One of the few tutorials that is actually a reasonable pace. Either they go to fast or else they spell out every single note in slow motion. Thank you for being a human being. And an excellent teacher.
9:38-9:42 broooooo, I can't get passed that. I keep repeating that high part. Omg ❤
What song is that?
3:27 sneaky vulfpeck lick?
I heard Paul Simon tell Dick Cavett how he wrote Bridge Over Troubled Waters and he mentioned gospel Chord changes so I searched that and your video came up first. Thank You and you play real nice piano.
Where have you been my whole life thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. Wishing you much love and abundant blessings.
I wish I had seen your site before I found myself not knowing what to play behind speaking or between songs.
I learned music in the streets.
i saw this video a WHILE back and none of it made sense. i remembered the sound of the progression but i couldnt remember where i found it .. now that i been taking lessons and really taking these keys seriously, its so simple to understand. found this video again when i needed to 🙏🏾
Glad you found itb
This is really inspiring and mind blowing to me..
LEARN BASIC GOSPEL PROGRESSION IN 12 KEYS:
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Do you have advise. To get thick sound for piano on Roland FA06? I have one but the Piano sound not satisfying as yours.
@@meaugust8104 you can download some new piano sounds for it. They are available for free on the Roland site. That’s what I did
@@WorshipLeaderHangout thanks man. God bless with the best of HIM
Me thinking how to play keyboard w/ sensitive touch hehe
I really want to learn but I don't have a piano. Can you guys assist me in buying one?. I have checked on some of the pianos and I love Yamaha product especially PSR S900..... Please guys assist me in buying it
This is absolutely enchanting. Keep praising the Lord! I want to see a whole list of these videos
man this is beautiful, Ive always wanted to learn how to play this stuff I mainly play bass but I want to get this language under my fingers! thank you so much!
This has been amazing! Thank you, I used to feel so intimidated trying to learn gospel progressions. But this has changed the game for me!
This was awesome to listen to. I'm learning my major scales and so on and I'm truly lo ok king forward to being able to express what God does in me through the keyboard. Thanks for being here for me to look forward to aiming high. God bless you and yours!!!
Keep at it brother!!! Hard work, dedication, and prayer! God bless :)
This was great man! It was short but informative. Easy to follow. One of the best ones I've seen, thanks
Patrick Findley thanks for the compliment and for watching the video! Hope to bring out more in the future.
Good lesson. I am more than a beginner but this profession way of teaching music for a person of my generation.
Great video bro!! Love the way you explain things👌🏻Also love "Great leaders are always learning" its soooo true!! idk if its just me but it seems like the camera is tilted a bit too forward. If it is maybe try leveling it out to avoid the awkward view. Just a suggestion☺ God bless your ministry🙏🏼
Dude chill
Great info, blessed a lot with those progression. Finally know what to play for background music when the pastors preach. GBU
Please do more videos like this with different chord progressions! It’s really helpful for us, church worship musicians.
Hey thankx for this lesson, but please do explain for us bigginers on the key of G I will appreciate
Thank you for sharing this! I do not play this style however, I want to learn! Can you show other gospel progressions I can practice? Thank you.
Encuentra Tu Proposito I’m definitely going to show other progressions. I do have a Basic Progression video, I would suggest starting there and downloading the PDF
@@PlayCreatively Thank you for the PDF it is helping me improve my style in piano and I will use this at my church . God bless you brother.
@@noegonzalez3409 can i find that PDF ,because i'm in need of a pdf who can help me to progress in the piano
Which key are you playing? You are calling out the chords but not key you are playing.
I’m in Db
This is so clutch. I have been in a gospel choir for three years and have been playing contemporary worship in church for many years. So pumped to find your channel, i'm going to be scouring it
So cool
Nice tutorial.
I find it easier to still think of it as I - vi - IV
but with 2-5s going into each chord
must be the jazz musician in me!
Great job, you're equipping worshippers! God bless
Great Vid. Put a lot of these songs I play for worship in perspective. Sub.
yes you should do more cause it helpful
Here is a more logical naming arrangement for your chords: 1-DbMaj7 2-Cmb5bb7 (full diminish chord) 3-F#5#9 4-Bbm(9) 5-Abm7, as played on screen 6-Db(9) 7- GMaj9, same as GMaj7add9 . Notes: a Dominant 9th Chord is a 9th with a Dominant 7th in the main 7th Chord. A Major 9th Chord is a 9th Chord with a Major 7th on the main 7th Chord. I was practicing your chords and noticed the discrepancy at the last chord where you are playing a Maj9 chord but on the screen it says it is a Maj7: GbMaj7 vs GbMaj9. the onscreen Gbmaj7 ignores the 9th you are playig on top of it. And on your Abm9 you do not actually play the 9th but the Dominant 7th.
Really liked the video. Piano is awesome. :D
Can you make "How great is our God" Cover🙏🙏.. The full song.. Its really make me relax when i listen it.
He seems so intelligent.
He is
I use this progression all the time! I’ll add a lil flare to it sometimes. This progression is vitally important.
Can you tell me where I can find the link to the printed chord progressions in each key that you mentioned. I could not find them in the links provided.
Davin had to make an edit. We will post a link in just a bit. Ill also come back to your comment. Thanks for asking and watching.
Christopher Plunk ZX.
Real Talk it’s on the link
Real Talk in the description
Yesssss
Loving the chords... That'll can change the way I play!
I kept hearing Kenny Loggin's "Whenever I Call You Friend."
I was hearing “let go” gospel song
Lol!
Love your combinations and I love the melody I wish I could play like this
I really love to learn...but its too fast..i am so slow to catch..
Hope you can make it slowly..bec i am a beginners..self study.
THANK YOU AMD GOD BLESS
Thank you for sharing. God bless.
Appreciate these lessons, it helps a whole lot in my knowledge n skills in playing n more so worship.
I liked the demo but your hands was moving too fast. I need the slower version please. Ive always wanted to learn gospel & jazz.🤗
Why so many black people good at piano??
Because of Church my guy
Prima Mawitjere gotta have soul
God bless you brother. I am not sure if it has been asked, but how can this be applied to downscaling on the chords?
Hey , I’m not sure I understand the question, what is downscaling?