4 Piano Fills For Worship Songs 🎹✨

[@PlayCreatively]

Hey what type of videos would you like to see?

[@rogersndegwa-ck3ud]

Tutorials obvious

[@anderswergeland3888]

Tutorials of more creative fills, passing chords and how to give little extra melody-tones between the cords - how tho "PlayCreatively". Thx for all that you show and give. You are a pleasant in good in your teaching.

[@richarddavis6982]

Arpeggios & paasing chord & some suspend. I am beginners

[@PlayCreatively]

@ cool

[@PlayCreatively]

@@richarddavis6982for sure

[@hogrey]

I needed this ❤

[@DeyquanBowens]

Happy New Year my brother!

[@PlayCreatively]

Blessings to you and your family

[@richarddavis6982]

Woow.Sound so good.Do you have the worship scales I can download from this tutorial please?

[@PlayCreatively]

There are sus and worship riffs you can download. Link is in description

[@NyashadzasheMarasha]

First viewer bro

[@NyashadzasheMarasha]

Id like some in fsharp

[@priscillastilwell2972]

Those aren't really fills. They're ostinatos. A fill goes in spaces, generally between melodic lines. An ostinato is a repeated pattern that is played for an extended period and over chord changes. Generally speaking, using the 1-5 of the I chord over all diatonic changes will work, as will any variation of a I2 chord (1-2-5) and the 7 of the I chord works as well. Your third example uses other notes primarily as passing tones, so theres more flexibility. Anyhow, hopefully that clarifies. And it's better to provide the theoretical formula (chord and tone numbers and relationship) so that the concepts can be used in all keys, rather than just note and chord names.