10 BEAUTIFUL Passing Chords Every Pianist Needs To Know

[@adamwhite5553]

Thanks for a really useful and clear explanation Marine! This will really help my playing

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnmccarthy5245]

This is outstanding. Thank you so much!!!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevebhowanee164]

Wow, thank you teacher

[@picollo7762]

🎶Merci pour cette leçon très pratique 🎹 et très bien expliqué ✨

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Avec plaisir 😊

[@natebrown2803]

There's my gorgeous teacher!
Marine, thank you for this tutorial it's of vital importance to any beginner/intermediate pianist. Much Love

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Thank you!!
Glad you like it :)

[@Maalox88]

love it thanks!

[@captainginyu1297]

Thank you so much! You explain it so easy to understand and this gives me motivation to practice more

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I'm so glad!

[@billhasty5197]

Pure Platinum. Thanks Marine.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Glad you like it! :)

[@kutitub7220]

thanks for this beautiful lesson. 🌹

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You're welcome 😊

[@othonielsantos9587]

Wow you’re amaizing I love all your tutorial. Be blessed

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I'm so glad you like them! 🙏

[@BinhMai-o1y]

Thank you Marine so so much, that is so great to me.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I'm glad you like it

[@frantzycharles-pierre2424]

You are # 1 thank you so much for being patient and make it easy to understand.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Of course!!

[@IvanIvanov-kd2pu]

Thank you, Marine, you doing great job for people, who want to get music education!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Glad you like it!

[@FilipK-f1n]

You slayed, thnx!

[@nickk8416]

Good stuff Marine. Thanks!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You're welcome! 🙏

[@fabiancosster2992]

Very very good you are amazing.

[@artbagreality5145]

Thank you so much for these passing chords

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You're very welcome! ☺️

[@adrianavazquez69]

Hello!!! Great lesson Marine. As always concise and clear to explain how to transform a chord progression. Thank you!!😊

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Glad you liked it! 🤘

[@marenmarne]

Спасибо большое за ваши уроки! Много полезной информации!❤

[@maxspedito]

Tnx 🙏 so much Marine 🖤🎶🌹

[@OnlineRockLessons]

You’re welcome!!

[@curtisbrown3847]

Wonderful tips always informative ❤😊 glad you're here

[@owenoc1896]

Wow thank you

[@uddersionlinetechnic8913]

HARİKA AKORLAR..Lütfen devamı gelsin ama biraz daha yavaş (slow) anlatın🙂

[@airaja9016]

Master tutorial blues

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci

[@OnlineRockLessons]

De rien!!

[@michaelkennedy5126]

great lesson, I even think I get it!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Haha I’m glad!

[@BruceEEvans1]

Good stuff, Marine. I am not a beginner, more of an advanced intermediate. You make me think about stuff I already know (or should know) in different terms. Sometimes I wonder though, how far can you take these improvements before the progression doesn't sound like the progression anymore?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Absolutely. It can go really far! I think we need to stay aware of the musical style we’re playing and try being tasty! Don’t add them all haha but can be interesting once in a while!

[@sandiyochristan]

Thanks for the ideas,
Instead of B , Try with Bdim to Am

[@elimelekmarandi4291]

Please show in G major chord

[@CandidoTabiliran-nc7bi]

Thanks. God bless you.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. Acts 16:31

[@Shekhar-o4o]

U are always playing the passing chord on strongest best. That, by definition, is not passing chord. The 3rd best in 4/4 and the Last beat in 3/4 is most effective. Besides, it is dictated by the melody notes being coloured. If the note clashes harshly with the passing chord then it isn't ok unless u deliberately do it.

[@TheHagueMusicXT]

Don't double the leading tone.

[@tiagomaroclo1]

Thanks a lot! Liked it right away 😊