Thank you. I've been trying to learn how to play congregational songs for years and never could follow the piano tutorials. You are by far the BEST teacher of chorded songs on the internet.
Thank you so much for making this simple enough for us beginners. I haven’t been playing very long this has been very informative. Thank you. May God continue to bless your endeavors.
Bruh!!! Keep doing what you do. I appreciate your giving and unselfish spirit. Don't worry about the area codes and demographics of where it comes from. It ALL comes from the Father. God Bless you and yours. Florida stand up!!
Please do more D Flat progressions. It’s the only key I know well and I don’t have the time to practice or learn more right now. Only know to play what I know. Need help.
Hey can you help me with the run from Eflat, E, F, to Dflat? I’m not sure how you made it work. I don’t think I seen you perform that part slow so I’m having issues of the melody to play it with!
Enharmonic there really isn’t a difference but they are called Db or C# depending on the key being played. It’s easier to remember what chord you are playing when the letter is not repeated. Ex. In the flat keys, the black keys are named flats ( Ab..Bb..etc). When you play in the sharp keys the black keys are named sharps ( G#..A#..etc). Hope this helps.
Thank you. I've been trying to learn how to play congregational songs for years and never could follow the piano tutorials. You are by far the BEST teacher of chorded songs on the internet.
Wow! Thank you. I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for making this simple enough for us beginners. I haven’t been playing very long this has been very informative. Thank you. May God continue to bless your endeavors.
Thank u! I definitely appreciate it!
Man, am I getting a lot out of this! God bless you!!!
No problem!
Bruh!!! Keep doing what you do. I appreciate your giving and unselfish spirit. Don't worry about the area codes and demographics of where it comes from. It ALL comes from the Father. God Bless you and yours. Florida stand up!!
Mikayla Simpson thank you! God bless ya sister!!!
Great job, you take all the work out of mastering the congregational structure and allow me to build interesting adaptations.
I appreciate that!
Thanks so much for sharing this, now I can play several songs with this one pattern👍👍
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I love it bro!!! Thanks for sharing these patterns!!!
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I wish you knew how much this has helped me man thanks!!!!!!
No problem! Appreciate you!
Love the teaching skills! Thank you for your diligence.
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the lesson was really good keep up the good work. im new to play and i picked up what you was teaching thanks.
Thank you sir! Appreciate it!
I like this. You make me want to shout. 👏🏾💗
Thanks! Appreciate it! Plenty more to come. Subscribe & stay tuned
great tutorial. Thank you so much !
No problem! God bless!!!!
Waoh,keep up good work.... Make more congregational ideas, thanks
Welcome!
Thanks Sir,
This has been a great help, God bless you.
I cannot tell you how much this and your other tutorials have helped. I pray for your success in everything you even try to do.
You betta teach! 😍🎶
Awesomeness sir! Remain blessed
Thank you maestro!!!!!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!
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Bro you killed this!!! Thank you 🙏
No problem ! Bless you!!
This is the best congregational pattern tutorial, the only one I like. Awesome job man
Thanks doc!
Just the best at this work, finaly I gat you. May God reward you unendingly. May you do for me because of who you are?
I got you. Imma do some tutorials this week!
Please do this in all keys
Can you do a tutorial on The walls group satisfied
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what is the correct fingering for the db ,Eb, E, F, Ab, Bb, run for the turn around?
Jacque Bussey I’ll do a video showing
Basicgospelpiano Yes, Sir thank you!!
Please do more D Flat progressions. It’s the only key I know well and I don’t have the time to practice or learn more right now. Only know to play what I know. Need help.
Any update?
What about slow worship
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Ashley Barnes thanks apostle!
Hey can you help me with the run from Eflat, E, F, to Dflat? I’m not sure how you made it work. I don’t think I seen you perform that part slow so I’m having issues of the melody to play it with!
Oh it’s a C# Pentatonic scale Db, Eb, E, F,
Ab, Bb, C#
Trying to inbox you on FB but can't get messenger to respond. Need email or something to make tutorial lesson.
Sidney McLean I’m so late seeing this I apologize did you ever message me on there?
What’s the difference between Db and C#?
Lol want a long theoretical answer?
Pitch wise none. On sheet music & different keys, a lot
Enharmonic there really isn’t a difference but they are called Db or C# depending on the key being played. It’s easier to remember what chord you are playing when the letter is not repeated. Ex. In the flat keys, the black keys are named flats ( Ab..Bb..etc). When you play in the sharp keys the black keys are named sharps ( G#..A#..etc). Hope this helps.