A Simple Way To Make Any Worship Piano Chord Progression Sound More Professional

In this video I share a simple way to make any worship piano chord progression sound more professional.
If you're playing worship songs from a chord chart or improvising a progression of your own...
This easy pattern will help to elevate your worship piano playing!
It also works great for playing while someone is speaking or transitions between worship songs.
I hope it helps you! 👍🏻
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This is a simple way to make any worship piano progression sound more professional.if you want to learn to play worship piano like a pro, checkout the full course, Worship Piano: Beginner To Pro 2.0 -> worshipmusicacademy.com/piano-yt/

[@alejandrajovita8910]

I have played piano for 16 years, but have always been SO intimidated by worship chord charts and improv. your videos are such a blessing. you make it so easy and simple. your way of teaching is professional, encouraging, gentle, and sooo informative. keep it up and God bless!!

[@aprilstone31]

Wow, I’m really just speechless. I’ve been learning how to play for a year and I watched two of your videos and I instantly graduate from beginner. And I love to sing worship and play at the same time. I am so grateful for this channel.

[@ravenhenderson6561]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for explaining chord progressions so well.

[@moisinio11]

The beauty of simplicity. 🙌🏼

[@signetulupan]

WOW, Jared! Using the 5 in between, I think this is what I’ve been looking for all my life! Answered prayer! You’re a godsend Jared! ❤

[@teedtad2534]

This guy is simply good at teaching simple ways to make good 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 music! Love it! Piano lights up when LETTERS played!! Naming EACH keynote) chords really helps when played!!

[@dinnerideas1626]

I love that you equip saints for ministry.

[@akandelopez5878]

Really simple. Not up to a month that I have been learning this but I see great improvement. God bless you sir

[@Vie9724]

I can help listening and listening and listening over and over. Thanks Jared 👍 I l’m loving it.

[@heyheythecat]

Contents in here are like gold.

[@sakiusasvtanoa.creative.pieces]

Thank you Jared .. .I've always wanted a a simple way of playing but which sounds like a pro...

[@julianterau4163]

You are a great teacher....love your teaching

[@OrelLowther]

Loving this one it's refreshing to my stile of playing thanks alot

[@yardleyj9391]

Thank you Jared for this teaching! ❤

[@tp63us]

Love these simple tricks!

[@Youtuberkit7]

Hallelujah brother

[@rebanelson607]

I recognize that sound but wouldn't have figured it out without this video. Thanks!

[@teedtad2534]

I will have fun because this teacher makes it ALL simple to understand!! Just name each keynote or chords by LETTERS 🔤🔠🔠🔠 when played...

[@Stingray-we7kk]

That is as cool as the x-wing behind you 😎

[@IevaGerdena]

I was warmly smiling through all this lesson and wondering how cool it is to use this trick.

[@johnb8389]

I'm onboard. Enjoyable to watch and learn.

[@philemonkambi5435]

Wow so simple and best

[@SamuelKodjoMensah]

great lesson, thanks uncle

[@eddted2876]

Enjoyed!

[@omelmasalunga7960]

Thank you, God bless.

[@jodoe6322]

Great stuff! I’ll try that

[@Coachkaay]

Awesome teaching

[@MartinKindz]

Yu open my mind

[@mahimairaj3518]

Excellent work sir❤😇 following you from long back.

[@deannahayes4030]

Thanks for sharing

[@bntaft5133]

Thank you.

[@evelynkier9066]

I love it

[@princesolowise2557]

perfect

[@ismaellopes6654]

Thanks

[@barbaraweston8508]

I would love to see this in notes written out in music.

[@christeenpeiris6014]

wow...

[@Geometryisfine]

This video was wonderful, I’m currently practicing playing chords for worship and this is perfect, although when spacing out notes is there any specific way to do that?

[@baibadoveika5603]

🙌

[@GoaWay4Sanity]

*howdy again Jared! Fantastic tip!!*
*I have a question in regards to chord shapes: (the 2nd inversion of a major triad, where the 3rd finger of the right hand is always on the root of the chord/in the middle..)*
*would you say that’s a more common shape used in more contemporary Christian/ Music in general?* 🤔

[@madamekwietniewska577]

👌👌

[@WorshipMusicAcademy]

Thanks for watching!

[@ilovemylordhistruth8624]

Praise The Lord!
May The Lord bless you, Brother!

[@rvry]

Did you make that left hand video? 🙂

[@lysilvino]

Hey Jared really enjoying your videos. Can you tell me what this means? D G2(no3) how do I play the (no3) never seen that before

[@tammied61]

Left hand G, right hand GAD (without B), or ADG, or DGA.

[@mitchdelean5490]

Please try to make it easier for me because I can’t understand anything thank you

[@janicedufseth3857]

Interesting 🧐

[@blackranger900]

Sounds nice but i cant tell what youre doing when you leave space

[@nanaronhano337]

Me neither. And it sounds so beautiful! I bought the course a year ago. It’s really good. I’m just working through it little by little.

[@Allesli]

Дякую з України, маестро)

[@BruceEEvans1]

No, thank you. That sounds like a mistake.

[@ricklarson9312]

Really wonderful helpful little tricks to sound better ... 8-29-23 Lee