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Awesome video! Since I’m self taught i play a lot of chords but not having a general understanding of the theory behind makes it difficult to play them in all keys at times (i do play in all 12 keys). This video really helps!
Samuel PAUL No problem! There is a lot more coming... so make sure you like the video and hit the subscribe button and notification bell so you don’t miss nothing. God Bless!
I don’t understand why the first chord (A flat 13) is called like that. I mean, it looks like G flat 13 to me because it’s just four thirds stacked on top of G flat. And the way you voice it in the video is an inversion of that with top note (A flat) being moved two octaves lower. Am I right? (Probably not, but I’m still confused)
Please i am french sorry of my broken english language is difficult to follow yours lessons i cant understand well but i want to learn very well for serving lord can you help me and all french people who follows you who are in the same situation... exemple of solution , translate in french in writing in the video for us please...thank you
Je résume dans les grandes lignes : L’idée consiste à enrichir la cadence I-IV, notamment présente dans le chant « More than anything ». Les deux accords développés sont La b 13(sus4) et La b 13(add9), interchangeables. Une autre manière de comprendre l’accord serait en gardant la basse (main gauche) en La b et en jouant un accord Maj7 un ton en dessous du La b (main droite), ici Sol b Maj7, on obtient Sol b Maj7/La b, soit le même accord que La b 13(sus4). J’espère que ça aura été utile!
Hey, this is really cool, thanks. I checked a blog post and the 30-pg gospel chord guide and it seemed to me you tend to present more advanced chords as some sort of formula (this chord = this other chord on your LH + that other chord on your RH). Do you consider that a faster and easier method than learning the intervals and building the chords from there? Thanks again.
@@hearandplay Thanks again! Which course on your Hear and Play online school would you recommend for folks who want to get deeper in that advanced chord understanding and playing?
Click over to our website in the description, sign up with your e-mail, and you will not only be able to download pdf guide but join the Gospel Music Training Center, if you so desire. This is where all premium training resides.
After you enter your e-mail, check your inbox (spam box as well) and there will be a download link. It's all automated. You can also click the picture of the e-mail box on the top of the thank you page and it will send you to download page.
@@@hearandplay thank you. i found it. Please can you continue producing videos in relation to the free 30 pg gospel chord guide. i beieve practical lessons are more impactful than just reading theories.
I have been playing piano about 30 years I play in church all the time and have been complimented for my playing I have to be honest it is very hard (next to impossible) for me to follow your lessons. The muscians and vocalists don't use those flat keys you love so much and really wouldn't it be easier to show in an easier key then figure out all the flats. I get that this is how you play but there are a lot of people who are not going to benefit from this teaching. Now don't get me wrong I am not trying to criticize you I'm just letting you know that there is a lot of us out here who cannot benefit from your teaching and in the end you are not describing things in enough detail
+Robby Vandermark Hi, as we cater to charismatic, soulful churches where 80% of the songs are created and performed in flat keys (as opposed to CCM music performed in guitar keys like E, D, A, etc - which we also touch on), this is more representative of our audience. A brief browse through our 10 years of lessons will reveal our target market, which we’re VERY clear about. Enjoy where you can but if this is not your style, I’m sure you’ll find it here on TH-cam.
It often happens that you find certain shapes (Triads, seventh chords etc.) superimposed over other bass notes or chords. Because these sounds are already familiar, they sound cool and not too dissonant in different contexts. So this is an easy way to voice these chords, They can of course also be voiced in a lot of different ways. For example you can play different major triads over a dominant chord, to form cool altered extensions, For example: Dmaj/C7 for a C13#11 or F#maj/C7 for C7#11b9, or Amaj/C7 for C13b9, or AbMaj/C7 for C7#5#9. So you can build major triads on the 2nd, #4, #5 and 6th degree of a dominanth seventh chords and you get all these cool chords. And you can invert the triad in the left hand to fit the melody not you want. For example if you want the root in the melody: CEBb D#G#C.
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GMTC is absolutely worth it. So many power packed lessons and live help, chord bootcamps, musician explosion lessons, etc.
I'm 40 years old, first time playing piano, and just 3 weeks with the program hear and play, I can see a great improvement on my life. The material is awesome and easy to learn.
That is wonderful to hear! These should help too. The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
You're a smooth operator and phenomenal teacher
this is making my eyes crossed. i need one thing at a time. These flats...shorts or whatever are the hardest for me to play.
Give these a try... th-cam.com/play/PLrCgBm1E-uLy8U_1v5O2mCcN9qrE39Kuq.html
I've learned a lot from this guy because he keeps it simple. God bless him.
💖💖 thanks so much 😁 I am starting to see the light... I need all your teaching guides
You got this! You can find many more lessons like this on www.GospelMusicTraining.com God bless you Queen Diane!
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hearandplay Thank you so much for taking the time to show us these awesome nuggets! May the Lord increase and enlarge your territory!
i love it
Always love your tutorial. Very simple with beautiful sounds. In addition always feel a warm aura in your videos.
Glad you like them! God bless you bro!
Thanks sir this video really improved my play I am truly humbled 😭
Excellent teaching!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
From France Bro, tu nous aides énormément avec tes vidéos sois bénis ! Continue frérot !
Amazing brother love this video God bless ! Your so talented 👐🏽💯
Thanks for the LOVE brother Jedidiah!❤❤❤
Thank you
Awesome video! Since I’m self taught i play a lot of chords but not having a general understanding of the theory behind makes it difficult to play them in all keys at times (i do play in all 12 keys). This video really helps!
So glad it helped brother Wallace. These should help too. - The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
Perfect thank you so much. Amazing explanation
This keyboard sounds really clean!
yess sir🎶❤
Good stuff!!
Thanks Ken! These should help too. The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
Sweet! Thanks J P
The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr God bless you Lee Wilks! God bless you Lee Wilks!
Wow I really love thank you
You’re welcome 😊 The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
Thx Jonathan!!! Waiting for some more complex chords...
Samuel PAUL No problem! There is a lot more coming... so make sure you like the video and hit the subscribe button and notification bell so you don’t miss nothing. God Bless!
thanks brother
I don’t understand why the first chord (A flat 13) is called like that. I mean, it looks like G flat 13 to me because it’s just four thirds stacked on top of G flat. And the way you voice it in the video is an inversion of that with top note (A flat) being moved two octaves lower. Am I right? (Probably not, but I’m still confused)
Give these lessons a try. th-cam.com/play/PLrCgBm1E-uLy8U_1v5O2mCcN9qrE39Kuq.html
What program is your sounds Doc? Is that mks20?
Please i am french sorry of my broken english language is difficult to follow yours lessons i cant understand well but i want to learn very well for serving lord can you help me and all french people who follows you who are in the same situation... exemple of solution , translate in french in writing in the video for us please...thank you
May God bless you
Je résume dans les grandes lignes :
L’idée consiste à enrichir la cadence I-IV, notamment présente dans le chant « More than anything ».
Les deux accords développés sont La b 13(sus4) et La b 13(add9), interchangeables.
Une autre manière de comprendre l’accord serait en gardant la basse (main gauche) en La b et en jouant un accord Maj7 un ton en dessous du La b (main droite), ici Sol b Maj7, on obtient Sol b Maj7/La b, soit le même accord que La b 13(sus4).
J’espère que ça aura été utile!
Hey, this is really cool, thanks. I checked a blog post and the 30-pg gospel chord guide and it seemed to me you tend to present more advanced chords as some sort of formula (this chord = this other chord on your LH + that other chord on your RH). Do you consider that a faster and easier method than learning the intervals and building the chords from there? Thanks again.
+Helvecio Borges Guimaraes Thanks...Yes this makes recognizing advanced chords a lot easier as well as transposing them to other keys.
@@hearandplay Thanks again! Which course on your Hear and Play online school would you recommend for folks who want to get deeper in that advanced chord understanding and playing?
Beautiful bruh....
Thank you MB!
The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
My man!
God bless you El Capitan!
Helpful
Amazing Tutorial! Quick question: Where can I get beats like the one you used to practice? Is it an app?
We have backing tracks in the Gospel Music Training Center.
Click over to our website in the description, sign up with your e-mail, and you will not only be able to download pdf guide but join the Gospel Music Training Center, if you so desire. This is where all premium training resides.
Are all the lessons free? I'm scared to go to the page and find that out myself🙊
The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
I miss being at GMTC!!!
We miss you too. Check these out... The Top 10 Gospel Chords Every Musician Needs To Know - goo.gl/yKUixr
Does this come in book form
Yes it is. Visit www.FreeGospelGuide.com
Not able to download the guide. Any help please ?
After putting in your e-mail and reaching the confirmation page, check all inboxes/folders of your e-mail and there should be a link to download.
hi im having problems downloading the free 30 pg gospel chord guide. Please assist
After you enter your e-mail, check your inbox (spam box as well) and there will be a download link. It's all automated. You can also click the picture of the e-mail box on the top of the thank you page and it will send you to download page.
@@@hearandplay thank you. i found it. Please can you continue producing videos in relation to the free 30 pg gospel chord guide. i beieve practical lessons are more impactful than just reading theories.
@@mariolopes3362 We got you covered! Thanks for the feedback!👏👏🙏
what if my fingers can't play 4 keys at once?
Can u do a lesson on how to play the 2,3,6,7 lol concept
4:45 is Eb13(sus4) not Db13(sus4)
please make a video to teach more than anything please
👍🙏😍🥰😇
I have been playing piano about 30 years I play in church all the time and have been complimented for my playing I have to be honest it is very hard (next to impossible) for me to follow your lessons. The muscians and vocalists don't use those flat keys you love so much and really wouldn't it be easier to show in an easier key then figure out all the flats. I get that this is how you play but there are a lot of people who are not going to benefit from this teaching. Now don't get me wrong I am not trying to criticize you I'm just letting you know that there is a lot of us out here who cannot benefit from your teaching and in the end you are not describing things in enough detail
+Robby Vandermark Hi, as we cater to charismatic, soulful churches where 80% of the songs are created and performed in flat keys (as opposed to CCM music performed in guitar keys like E, D, A, etc - which we also touch on), this is more representative of our audience. A brief browse through our 10 years of lessons will reveal our target market, which we’re VERY clear about. Enjoy where you can but if this is not your style, I’m sure you’ll find it here on TH-cam.
Soooo all the cool chords are just functioning chords over none functioning bar l bass notes?
Please don't tell me it's that simple.
It often happens that you find certain shapes (Triads, seventh chords etc.) superimposed over other bass notes or chords. Because these sounds are already familiar, they sound cool and not too dissonant in different contexts. So this is an easy way to voice these chords, They can of course also be voiced in a lot of different ways. For example you can play different major triads over a dominant chord, to form cool altered extensions, For example: Dmaj/C7 for a C13#11 or F#maj/C7 for C7#11b9, or Amaj/C7 for C13b9, or AbMaj/C7 for C7#5#9. So you can build major triads on the 2nd, #4, #5 and 6th degree of a dominanth seventh chords and you get all these cool chords. And you can invert the triad in the left hand to fit the melody not you want. For example if you want the root in the melody: CEBb D#G#C.
So confusing and all over the place..