Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! Appreciate you

Thank you.

CJ, Thank You for helping me an acoustic guitar player break into the electric guitar world with easy lessons. I appreciate your videos. God Bless You!

God bless you brother!

Thank you!!

Praise God, thank you so much, will definitely try this 🙌

Thank you so much for your lesson! It’s really helpful 😊😊

Uninteresting… I don’t see the flavor and complexity. There is no complexity modern worship music is boring. Now saying that I totally want to use music to worship Jesus and I give it a go I try, but I do not enjoy listening to modern worship guitar. The best “Christian” recorded guitar music in my opinion was in the 80s. What’s the best guitar music now and has been all along…Jazz and funk. Now we’re talking interesting and complex.

Mind blown, yet again, thank you for sharing!

These must be the ones that David played that pleased the lord

Thanks CJ constantly great, practical tips.

brother I cant thank you enough I ALWAYS open with a prayer of thanks for you and Gods blessing on your life ................................................... then I start learning Thanks :)

Wow thank you

Thank you!

Dude you help sooooo much!!! Thanks

These are way harder to do if you have a short index finger

Thank you for sharing this lesson.

awesome! Thank you for sharing this with us!

You are my hero! Now I finally know how to find the key, a damn music is on.

great sharing,God bless you cj.thank you🙏

as always fantastic - also greetings from Germany ;-)

Thx for your videos! 👌🎸grettings from Germany

Let’s goooooo ! Blessing us with another one!!!

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As a guitarist, picture where the chords line up on the fretboard. If the key is D, then D is the 1, G is the 4, A = 5. This arrangement remains in all keys where the 1 is fretted like D barred at the 5th fret. If A is the 1 (Key of A) then the 4 is D, 5 is E. Use bar chords to see the consistent patterns.

Don’t understand why I’m doing this.

1 has to be the tonic though….and doesn’t this only work in the Ionic mode? Why forget the 7? Why limit yourselves to church music? …is it because it is predominantly ionic? I have always found pagans to be much better musicians!

Thanks!

Nice. But wait, G major is GBD and E minor is GBE so how are they the same? You can easily play Em from the same position by lifting your first finger and then placing your pinky down on the 5th fret of the B string, that's an E note. I just realized that so I learned something. Does not work for every key, you might have to shift up or down.

Great exercise for beginners in music theory. Just gets me why people keep scrubbing the 7th Well that's blues and jazz players cannot understand one bit Remember just split the cards into 2 packs trick people don't use or teach but go around continuesly Split the pack Aceg bdf A (sweep) All 8 notes of scale played over 2 octaves The 7 is the 4th in run so why not use it ? Plain and simple 3 is the magic number

Nashville System..

Yes! Thanks a lot!

This was so easy a caveman could do it!

Best ever worship tutorial love from kenyaa,do more videos😊

Such a great teacher

what exactly is the point of doing this?

I disagree. Most worship charts are riddled with errors and chord symbols that are questionable, to put it mildly. Converting that mess to numbers just adds another layer of unnecessary mental processing. Also, adult music modulates to one or two other keys when it goes to the bridge, so then the numbers become even more complex. Numerals can be useful to analyze a song after the fact, but as a notation system for performance, it’s very limiting. If I need to transpose, I can do it in my head just as easily from the chord symbols, or, gasp, actual music notation. I would MUCH prefer a chart with bar lines and rhythmic figures so that I can just read it and play it accurately. As it is now, the CCLI charts are made for vocalists. It drives me clinically insane when beat 4 appears at the beginning of the NEXT line!?! Bach wrote the best music ever written and it was played for weekly worship services. Christian music has devolved to the place where people are too lazy to write out four slashes to indicate a full measure or to notate a melody. People need to step it up. Jesus deserves it. I’ve taken it upon myself to raise the bar of the younger players on my team. It’s not difficult to learn how to read rhythms, up to 16th notes. It’s not difficult to read notes on a single staff (bass player learns bass clef). Modern CCM is just major and minor chords (haven’t seen a dominant 7th in years on a CCM chart). Sneaking in “diabolous in musica” at the right spot can transform otherwise bland harmonies.

Your live session is at 1am London time - if I buy the course but don't join the live, will I have access to the recording?

I have been wanting to ask this question. i see a lot of 2 5 1 in the church songs i am playing. how come you're not mentioning the 2m chords even in your previous videos. thanks

Thanks CJ. Great stuff! This has helped me so much!!!! Keep on Rocking!

holy crap, on the second example I got it in like 2 seconds and I've been playing for 20 years...

Great video that’s simple and to the point. Question about your course, does it include rhythm markings in a Nashville numbering chart? I recently learned that some charts notate the length of a chord by placing dots overhead.

Been waiting on your next video bro. You are blessing us all man. You have the best teaching I found on KZbin man. God bless you bro!

Thank you!!!!

Awesome stuff - I cannot make the class due to rehearsal, but it is recorded right?

very nice, thank you sir

Awesome lesson, complex made simple!

Love it!

Oh man! Thanks for the new inspiration. I cant believe how just one string makes such incredible dissonant chords. I’ll definitely have to take this to our worship songwriting group.

I’m gonna use this IMMEDIATELY 😂 Sounds so good!