Enhance Your Musical Vocabulary: 17 Terms You Need to Know"

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

In website Warren offers free and paid piano tutorials, including a course for beginners and intermediates.

[@romeosuminguit9716]

Sir Warren I have learn alot from your piano lessons and it's only from you that I heard all about terms in music. Thank you so much.

[@BennettYancey]

Inversions was one of the first things I was taught. Very very important!

[@tobyfox1638]

Greeting, Mr. Warren. I've been watching for a while now! and at times I'm lost. This video has brought me back up to speed. The statement: " get in where you fit in" has just woke my brain up. I have played piano since childhood and have always searched for a teacher like you. Finally, i don't have a piano any more but, you're "all i need to get by." Thanks for explaining everything..

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Glad to hear the tutorials are helping 😊🙏🏾

[@61keypiano]

This is very helpful Warren, thank you.

[@hayley8715]

Excellent for beginners to intermediate players/students.

[@thebusylazybasist9692]

This guy can teach 🤞

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Emmanuel Drummer 😊👍🏾

[@whoneedsanation]

That interval trick literally blew my mind i+x=9

[@marcovanrooi8802]

The reason why I like your videos Warren is because every time I work through it I am a better keyboard 🎹 player. Can you work through the song “ Never would’ve made it without you by Marvin Sapp” I already know how to play the song but the pianist doing pretty amazing things in the beginning that a can’t work out myself. I you can find the time I would really appreciate it.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Thanks for watching, will check it out 😊🙏🏾👍🏽

[@Terrilynnmyron]

Excellent. Very clear and professionally done. Did clear up a few words. Keep'em coming Warren.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Terrilynnmyron thank you :)

[@Terrilynnmyron]

You are more than welcome. As a new student to music and piano, I hope to become as competent and professional as you.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Terrilynnmyron you will 😊👍🏾

[@Bison10-10]

Wow! Im the 1000th like 😄 just wanted to share the good news. Thanks for the great vid! Hi from Quebec 😊

[@athumanrashidboye8093]

Thanks so much for opening up our eyes and ears to know that how can play good progression

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Athumanrashid Boye 😊👍🏾🙏🏾

[@Rylee_G]

Liked, downloaded, and saved to playlists ❤️ thank you!

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Riley G 2 you’re welcome, thanks for watching 😊👍🏽

[@Rylee_G]

I subscribe 🎹🎻

[@superpures2664]

The intro was magnificent awesome just perfect

[@WrighteousBrand]

Great Lesson thank you.

[@BlessedOne686]

Hey Warren, I’m a worship leader and a later beginner pianist. I have a burning question for you: How do song writers and musicians use the piano to form and split melodies into choir parts? I’m hoping your answer can help me and others to create harmonies for our singers that sound good. I can hear sung harmonies and can teach them that way but don’t understand the formation process clearly that professionals use. I hope this makes sense to you. I’ve had this question for some time as to the actual refined process and would appreciate your feedback. Thanks

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

It requires an understanding of how harmonies work, and how to build it on the piano

[@naspy971]

You really demystified lots of music concept as well as gospel

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

naspy971 thanks 😊

[@truecolor313]

Fundamentals of Piano ...really helpful

[@abnormal3720]

🔥🔥thank you very much, getting prepared for my keyboard exam

[@taviabrissett8215]

God bless you bro I learned a lot

[@williamsporing1500]

Excellent video…. But, all of my cadences are deceptive. In fact, all of my playing is deceptive lol Thank you sir. You got a sub from me!

[@rolandpierrelouis4013]

sir can't stop congratulating you for work, your professionalism, and goo will you have to share your knowledge ! great ! please can you do a tutorial on Jazzy chords / I want to know how and where to use them in gospel songs ! like you do in the song : As the deer...! God bless you dear bro !

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Roland Pierre Louis thank you for watching. this course covers all of those concepts kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4akqJmKfdeXq6M

[@rolandpierrelouis4013]

+Piano Lesson with Warren .....with all my strength I want to buy The secret to passing chords cause I play at church and I want to master passing chords ! unfortunately I don't have credit card ! do you think I can send you the money through Western Union ?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Roland Pierre Louis unfortunately I only take cards. Do you not own a bank debit card? You can use that as well.

[@dantedan5544]

Great! Thank you so much! You sing marvellously, as well!

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Dante Prudente Bernardes Dan thank you 😊🙏🏾

[@taviabrissett8215]

Yes true forgot to say that in my comments

[@Rylee_G]

Curious, have you ever heard of using two time signatures at once? Let's say in the context of percussion maybe. I heard someone beatboxing and he started the beat in 4, kept it going and then i think he shifted to 7 while keeping the 4/4 going underneath? It was really cool. Jc

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Riley G 2 yes that’s very common especially in African rhythms

[@Rylee_G]

Piano Lesson with Warren 😮 any recommendations where to start? I'd like to explore further of you have any good place to start. Thank you!!

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Riley G 2 hmmm unfortunately I don’t know if any source here on KZbin. When growing up in Jamaica this was common in African style Congo drumming. You should search African drumming or African poly drumming and see what comes up.

[@Rylee_G]

Piano Lesson with Warren thank you! That is helpful

[@e-dingo8428]

fantastic video! thanks for the tips. peace from the UK!

[@kgromeo]

hi Warren, thanks for your teaching. could you explain the term "voicing"

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

kgromeo thanks for watching. Voicing is basically inversions, it’s all about how you decide to play the chord, especially as it relates to the right hand... deciding what note you want to be at the top of the chord

[@kgromeo]

thanks for clarification

[@farrashafizh741]

Intro is lit 🔥

[@arzonewarone8489]

Thanks Warren,

[@sarry123]

I really appreciate your tutorial ♡♡♡♡

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Thank you 😊

[@wdsministries]

Please Warran teach us chord extensions in slow way so we can understand it well.

[@eboyeman8457]

He already has videos on that

[@mannydain]

Thanks warren, always a pleasure

[@eronnabude8469]

These are fancy words I was confused about them

[@sjcyeyo4320]

I really did like this video, could you mind make a video specially on turn around based specifically on jazz chords, it'd be pretty cool

[@anudevdevarajan6493]

thank you Warren bose...really appreciated..

[@delanodouglas6141]

That is "As the Deer." - 0:00

[@taviabrissett8215]

I like that song I like also that you used Gospel

[@xavi100]

Yo can you also do a video about the song you did at the intro? That was a sick cover of that song!

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Xavier Cuartero 😊👍🏾

[@xavi100]

Piano Lesson with Warren Cool!

[@aizad786iqbal]

can u explain plz the major ,minor , etc ??

[@L5Rocks]

You are my favorite panio teacher on KZbin. I have one question for you. In the song Jesus there's something about that name it starts out in the key of D. But it borrows major 7th chords from the key of B such as F#7 B7 and E7. What is that technically called?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

It’s called Temporary Tonicization

[@L5Rocks]

Thank-you. I've been messing with that technique on other songs and I've found you can transpose from C major to A major. C-E-A or from C to D C-E-A-D. It all depends where you can fit it in the song. Happy practicing everybody.

[@derekbrown2069]

I started playing 3 months ago and wow, this is all very intimidating

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Derek Brown don’t be intimidated bro, you’re just new too all this. In you’re at the right place, just take it one video at a time 😊👍🏽🙏🏾

[@sosassteelstrings9623]

Love the explanation bro. But I thought on piano you could only play a unison by playing the same key 2x's. Cuz if you play the same note above or below it then it is an octave (same note but not exactly the same pitch). For example, on Guitar you can technically play unisons on different spots/frets (cuz of human error never truly sounds the same). Again I do not have a degree in music. Just been learning through good teachers like yourself

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Yes technically you’re correct. However, when we thing about harmony we don’t actually treat notes at the octaves as different notes, we treat them as one. My explain In this video was to show that. Sorry if you found it misleading

[@sosassteelstrings9623]

@@PianoLessonwithWarren aaaahhh You actually replied. Yeah I understand now. I just panick a little. Cuz learning of KZbin can get lil frustrating when one teachers says something different. Thanks for replying

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Sosa's Steel Strings glad I was able to help

[@SteveWorshipsOfficial]

Could you please explain in detail each and every chord extension. They get confusing alot. Which are the exceptionals and which ones are the compulsories? Like let's say C minor 13th. Which notes are compulsory to be added and which one shouldn't I add and which one is optional? Regards

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Hi thanks for watching. I have courses that covers this, you can check that out here; pianolessonwithwarren.com/courses/fat-chords-how-to-voice-9th-11th-13th-chords/

[@AlbertAngmor]

He is making sure you dont miss a thing. Wow

[@premasru]

Nice idea. Beautiful image from Thailand. Now for the video tutorial :D

[@Liphathove]

thex man you are the best teacher ever******

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Liphat Hove thank you 😊

[@samcarter2371]

What determines the quality of the chords? Is it the sound or the keys (notes) you hit. I got lost when you were covering chord quality; and why they were diminished or augmented.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

The arrangement of intervals determines the chord quality.

[@ravencanillo3348]

Sir Warren what is the difference between pitch and note?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

They can be used interchangeably, but pitch mostly referees to how high or low a note is.

[@xtatwum2891]

Thanks boss pls how can I get the dvd chords progression ?am in Italy

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Xta Naa what one of my courses are you referring to? DVDs will be available and ready to ship in 2-3 weeks

[@eronnabude8469]

Thank you so much for this

[@kierenmoore3236]

11:02 … A13(add9) doesn’t exist, does it? If it were a 13 chord, it would already include the 9, wouldn’t it? (unless we’d been told to “omit” it, but then we wouldn’t be “add”ing it back in the same ‘breath’ … ?). 🤔

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

No. A 13th chord doesn’t require for there to be a 9th or 11th present, only the 7th. Therefore, the 9th can be raise (#) or lowered (b) in a 13th chord.

[@kierenmoore3236]

@@PianoLessonwithWarren Perhaps it’s one of those ‘genre things’ … ? I understand that the 9 is not an essential/guide tone (in Jazz-speak), but Classical harmony, at least, is all about stacking thirds, and the presence of the lower thirds is implied … Practically speaking, a player always has ultimate choice re voicing/performance, of course - (especially) outside of the Classical genre. Chord charts/lead sheets are less prescriptive, by intent/necessity/implication, versus a full score. Polyphony also becomes a limitation on guitar etc, but that’s another story. I guess what you’re saying is that it’s only the dissonance of a major seventh interval, between the flat seventh and the thirteenth, that is necessary for/characteristic to the ‘13 chord sound’ (the third and the seventh being essential to the chord’s basic quality, whether you’re Jazz-folk or Classical-folk … :))

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

@@kierenmoore3236 yeah all my theoretical teaching is based on jazz theory and harmony (even though I have a degree in classical piano performance). The use of extended harmony started to take hold in the 18th and back then that sound was considered fringe. I haven’t played or studied enough 18th-20th century classical to say how these extended harmony were treated.

[@preciousfagbile9591]

Definitely subscribing!

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Precious Fagbile thank you 😊

[@seankhalif850]

what's good..could you do a tutorial on melody making. how melodies are composed and how to create original melodies...i have a familiar perspective of melody making but how do I get to a competent level..

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

seankhalif850 I can do something on that. Thanks for watching.

[@seankhalif850]

Piano Lesson with Warren preciate that 👌

[@danielolumese9083]

Lovely video. Please can u do a tutorial on the intro song, thanks.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Daniel Olumese thank you 😊 🙏🏾

[@sephysfamily]

that's very cool.... the lessons are great... how can someone access to your notes. i would like to be detailed

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Joseph Maina hi thank for watching, however I’m not sure I understand you’re question

[@sephysfamily]

Piano Lesson with Warren ... well i thought you have some notes about what you have taught us in the video above azin in PDF form from which some can access into and get more details about those piano lessons

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Joseph Maina unfortunately I did not provide any pdf for this particular video, sorry.

[@pubger1844]

It's very nice! I am russian🤗

[@enriquesheriman1377]

u re good budy keep up making video!!!

[@lindokuhlemdlalose9723]

Do you have any Playlist or video where you focus on all keys individually e.g A video whereby you mainly focus on F# only?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

That’s available in our paid program over at; pianolessonwithwarren.com

[@WrighteousBrand]

Is there such a thing as chord harmony for example if was playing the CM chord in my left hand can I play another chord in my right hand that would harmonize with my left hand chord ??

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

I’m not sure I understand the question, but the term “chord harmony” it not a thing.

[@logarithm14]

Dude thank you so much 🙏

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

L0GAX 😊👍🏾🙏🏾

[@bntaft5133]

Thank you Warren

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Berry Taft thanks for watching 😊👍🏽

[@thandekilehlazo6336]

Thanks man very help ful hey

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Thandekile Hlazo you’re welcome 😊👍🏾

[@goovialisticprofunks]

This is good

[@ender1986]

me on math class: 4:36

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

Thank you so much. Could you please tell me what a bridge is?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

It’s generally that section of the song that is very different harmonically, and melodically from the verse and chorus. The bridge generally comes after all the verses and choruses have been done. Also offer after the bridge there’s usually a chorus.

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

@@PianoLessonwithWarren Thank you so much. I look forward to learning more and appreciate this all.

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

@@PianoLessonwithWarren Dear Warren, I appreciate your explanation, here, very much. Keep singing, playing, and explaining. . . your voice is beautiful, your playing is great, and your explaining is excellent.

[@laurahofer3774]

: ) Thank you! Looking for a photo.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Laura Hofer you're welcome

[@nraymedia3023]

Please can you help me with passing chords i can use in playing? Like it in Db

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Nana Ray courses on this coming out soon

[@jeanwoosveltderane5782]

Thank you you play Well

[@eronnabude8469]

It's a thin line between modulation and transposition

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

The two are often use interchangeably

[@LastVoyage]

Love it!

[@moisesromo]

thank you~

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Moises Romo 😊👍🏾

[@nanafynn2768]

Wow... I really like your videos

[@indiahawkins8732]

can not understand the cord inversion :-( please help

[@kriticalmason5984]

Your Definition of a ''chord''........Wikipedia bets to differ slighty.......it says......''A chord, in music, is any harmonic set of pitches consisting of two or more (usually three or more) notes (also called "pitches") that are heard as if sounding simultaneously''.....Need more insight into this disparity please.

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Kritical Mason Wikipedia’s definition of everything are offer complex. What would you like to know about chords?

[@kriticalmason5984]

What is a chord?.......How should I define it?..........................Two or more notes? ........or rather, Three or more notes?

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Kritical Mason I define a chord as three or more note sounding at the same time. Two notes is just harmony, not a chord

[@kriticalmason5984]

Thanks a lot..........Now, I know how to define a chord......

[@elijahjflowers]

Timestamps please.

[@nanafynn2768]

Wow... I really like your videos

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Nana Fynn thanks bro 😊👍🏾

[@orlensblanc4597]

I wanna you play "Dieu tout puissant" for me please in using adveanced chord

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Don’t know what that is

[@orlensblanc4597]

@@PianoLessonwithWarren it a song,search for it on youtube,i would you play this song for me

[@georgejoseph7447]

perfect .....

[@aprilteniente4455]

Really perfect!

[@thebom6724]

I know that song bro its nice

[@xtatwum2891]

Pls I need to better my chord's like you 'pls need reply

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Xta Naa start with my 12-weeks chord courses., check here pianolessonwithwarren.com/downloads/seventh-chords-12-weeks-progression-regimen/

[@ikidearitashi1030]

！12:15〜14:50〜

[@heavystudio1787]

can you make a tutorial for substutuion please ? do yopu have dvd on sale /

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Heavy studio will do. I have other video downloads for sale but not on substitutions yet.

[@heavystudio1787]

if i want to play jazz or gospel how can i practice to be a good pianist or good techniques i am from suriname

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Heavy studio well not to sound cliché, but a good place to start is on my channel. Watch all my tutorials and follow the instructions. Also if you haven't started yet, make you're you're doing lists of listening to jazz and gospel music.

[@heavystudio1787]

ok tanks for you tips . very much

[@PianoLessonwithWarren]

Heavy studio welcome :)

[@gibsonyshadrack4543]

Mimi ni Tanzania najifunza kupitia,wewe,asante [phone]

[@aprilteniente4455]

I believe that F sharp looks like G Flat note

[@aprilteniente4455]

I know! We named the keys and notes on pianos or keyboards. Sharps and flats are awesome!