5 Ways To Play A Passing Chord to add some harmonic movement (Passing Chord Techniques)

In this lesson, I demonstrate and teach the use of passing chords that lead to the 4 chord. This adds some harmonic movement that can be found in gospel and jazz.
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[@ghfdt368]

These are really cool and sound super good! One I'm familiar with I'm sure you may cover eventually is using a diminished chord half a step down from the next chord you are going to. It's something that's used in blues sometimes so basically it's C-Edim-F (you can also use half diminished chords and diminished 7 too).

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Hey there!! Thank you for your comment! Yes!!! I love that movement. I have definitely covered that in a lesson but never on KZbin. The diminished chord is also a great passing chord. That'll be uploaded in the future.

[@PatrickJohnsonGuitar]

That Gminor7 C9 is my favorite I think. These are so useful for me!

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Yes!! That 5-1 change is very common and always sounds great!! Also, try a C7 instead of the C9.

[@tylerbehrends3304]

Lol that Cmaj chord fingering is cursed 😂 but good lesson tho fr 👍🏼🙌🏼

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Haha 🤣 thank you!!

[@OsoGReaTT]

Awesome lesson. I’m a fan.

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Wow! Thank you so much. I’m glad you’re here!!

[@StephenStigling]

Great can you makr more videos for other progressions like 2 to 5 or 3 to 4

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Hey!! Thank you so much for the comment. Love that idea.

[@PatrickJohnsonGuitar]

Rudy you don't know how bad I needed this lesson

[@rudyfullertonguitar]

Yes sir!! I’m happy I can help! Keep learning and growing!