Open Chords Concept - Chords for Worship with Paul Baloche

[@elevate4eva]

You taught me how to play guitar sir. Thank you. I've lead worship for over 200 ppl

[@theubie]

I had hit a plateau on my playing for the past 3-4 years (self taught, no directed instruction because I couldn't find any that I connected with.) After watching this video 2-3 times I've progressed more in the past 2 hours than I have in the past 2 years. DVD ordered and eagerly awaiting it!

[@atonomy214]

Paul Baloche is such a blessing! Thank you very much! Now I'm more inspired and excited to play the guitar for the Lord. :)

[@DocEsquire]

Been trying to get this for months, watched the video many times. Finally clicked today and I’m so excited! Thanks for sharing this with us, Paul. Grace to you, brother.

[@WolfShadowz7]

you should do a tutorial on how to sing properly. your voice is soothing and nice.

[@kezlaguer999]

Thank you, thank you, oh thank you Lord for sending this great artist and his wisdom to me through this medium!!!

[@Smitty-op4ld]

what's the "999" for?

[@vivianpereira1500]

I play these chords quite often and it brings tears into my eyes and make me remorse for what I did.

[@MrTomfooligans]

I'll say this for Christian songwriters: they know how to put together a damn fine chord progression. Good lesson. Good work. Good tutorials. Good er'rything.

[@samueltimothy3151]

Sir your voice is awesome as you play guitar

[@GiniaMarie1]

Thank you so much for sharing ! Paul is generous, and a great teacher.

[@twparker1]

Thanks Paul! I consider myself a fairly accomplished guitar player, but this is like some new revelation for me!

[@SehYaRuth]

This is a simple, clear, and free flowing style for anyone to learn the Way High Worship is reached, in this SPIRIT-filled lesson Given freely, it's a from and back to the KING of kings and LORD of Glory through The Gift of Teacher, and Psalmist all in one:) Not another "knowledge-puffed-up" lecture, 'cause JESUS LOVE Edifies! our youth will greatly benefit from it as will we all. Thank you Good Bro! The LORD Bless you and Keep you & family in HIS Own sure evidence of Fruit-Fullness!

[@HEARTFIELD555]

Thanks for sharing you gifts, Paul. You are my favorite worship leader.

[@internationalrestorationch6876]

You are awesome! Thank you for sharing all these! God be with you!

[@BongosRhythmShack]

Thank you! Some of these chords I have been using for a while, I have always loved the sound that the rhythm produces, but I have learnt so much now through Paul's teaching! The LORD blesses us that we would go out and be a blessing to others. Paul you are a blessing man!!!

[@jadidaraissa7440]

Waouh . Thanks. Merci pour ta performance et ta simplicité dans la façon de jouer et d'expliquer

[@Mihicze]

Thank you very much, it is very useful and sounds really good.

[@nc1132]

That just opened a whole new door to the fretboard for me! Thanks a lot!

[@AshleyBarnesxo3]

Amazing and beautiful voice by the way!!

[@pauloriente1499]

Thanks so much for the excellent lesson Paul.

[@ProbableCauseBluesBand]

This is great advice, it also works well when using open tunings, the open strings make the sound massive!

[@claudefox2882]

Beautiful chords. Thanx for sharing.

[@benpork8533]

Wow you are so good. Thanks for this awesome video and sharing awesome information.

[@luismarquez5038]

Epic and beautiful chords....

[@CountryHitsUSA]

This is an amazing guitar lesson!!! Thanks for the post. God Bless You.

[@joshuasolomon8269]

Thanks alot Paul. Very, very helpful!!

[@rubencalcano4437]

amazing clear sound

[@lukestrange5501]

Thanks for the help Paul!

[@muthokapaul]

Hi Paul. Could you kindly display the chords on the side for this tutorial same as what you have done on 'basic acoustic guitar lesson'? Just learning the guitar and my prayer is to use the talent to praise the one and only King Jesus. God bless.

[@cliffordsalvadore8602]

I just subscribed hoping you'll continue making videos on your channel. Gox bless you.

[@aryotaheri7421]

this was so awesome and useful. thank you very much

[@Igcustoms592]

wow this makes playing very easy. Thanks keep it up

[@jacques-harielango1653]

thanks u so much Paul, which Gob bless u more!!!

[@Dencious10]

Thanks for the GREAT LESSONS bro.

[@wafer72]

Thanks Paul, very important to me, so usefull

[@Natrone011]

I don't understand how this is a difficult concept, but that could be because I figured this out on my own within the first year of playing. Word of warning to new players learning this style of play: don't let yourself become too reliant on it. Everything you play will sound the exact same.

[@jakejacobs126]

Im not a guitarist, but Ive always wanted to know why worship guitarist love E so much. After watching this video, I slapped my forehead.

[@internationalrestorationch6876]

Why did you slap yourself!

[@allangonzalez3465]

hey ,if anyone else wants to learn about christian guitar lessons videos try Tarbetti Worship Music Tutor (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my partner got cool success with it.

[@obilorjim]

@@allangonzalez3465 Good job: know your fretboard key

[@jeffcat7127]

that hurts man

[@mesh475]

Most valuable lesson ever

[@rmangual69]

Thank you so much and God bless you!!

[@davidpark9497]

I am very happy to hear this Video Thank you very much God bless you ~

[@jrnyman1957]

Thanks so much....I'll be putting that to use soon!!!

[@kingbrown8308]

Wow! this is great thanks for the video

[@MrCallaway27]

wow, thx paul n god bless u

[@waitheman2078]

nice voice, great video

[@acegovender368]

I bougth this guys cd at creation festival at the gorge many years ago

[@DilectiADeo07]

This is just awesome! God bless us all! :D

[@LucyjrAlyn]

@verber001 Yeah man, go to Paul Baloche site! I'm glad you like it!

[@bradh6185]

Man, his guitar sounds great.

[@Timsanity627]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!

[@samhenry472]

Sincerely, thank you for your time and excellent instruction. It would greatly help if one would have an excellent voice, such as you have to aid in leading worship, Unfortunately I'm lacking in the latter.

[@TMan29]

This is the best thing ever!

[@runkha4747]

you're very good Teacher

[@TheNaughtymike]

Nice voice mate!!

[@rhonpaul1]

Kevin Guite you can use the capo to transpose the chords so you can still play it in the pattern of e. if your song is on key of G use capo at 3rd fret to still play the open string.

[@hotman718]

This is great thanks.

[@accombs]

He has a whole series and many of them have been recently updated.

[@amossoo7603]

Thanks for this great lesson! These are really beautiful chords. Is it okay if you could tell us the the name of each chords?

[@andrewhuang2329]

awesome!!!

[@Willscarp]

I just ordered it.

[@tracytaflabie2554]

Thank you for this video

[@caddypina132]

awesome!

[@olivershas]

Awesome Bro

[@b1na276]

it also sounds better than the traditional chords

[@hotman718]

Sounds fuller.

[@miltonjosueovejero4988]

Thansk very much!!! Cool

[@andy780216]

great!!

[@csanchezcuba]

One question, do these chords have their roots in the A string? So by playing A seventh fret and D and C on the 9th fret this chord is an E of some sort?

[@TryH4rder]

But wich chord ist wich chord? For example Chord 7 = Gm?

[@verber001]

Is there a book or PDF companion to this? This is awesome!

[@briggshome7012]

OK, sounds cool. How about telling us the names of the chords? Got a chord sheet somewhere?

[@skt1435]

"can you hear that?... that's a neat sound!" 2:00 hahaha great video.

[@michaeljking]

the leadworship site has a shop with DVD for guitar, the pdf notes that accompany this video are free

[@crdbrdbox]

I cant find the companion file? Can you link it? Please?

[@joshuaeko]

thx for sharing..

[@csanchezcuba]

it would be goo if you had the link to his site, becasue there is no such link, also for new guitar players there are no indication of the open chords concept. please help with that.

[@rahulgill4139]

Sir you are really great artist can you tell the chords name

[@adamc9273]

has anyone got chord diagrams for all these? i work best from chord diagrams and this is certainly a way of playing which im looking to bringing to my worship

[@agustinpedersen2012]

very cool but how do you transpose it?

[@daoyang6055]

Agustín Pedersen don't see how you can possibly transpose open chords. so use a capo.

[@jehudaferyr4553]

Agustín Pedersen Use capo

[@abelrussell5556]

To add some other keys without yanking your capo up to the 10th fret, you can get these open sounds by playing the key of G shapes, but keeping the pinky and ring finger rooted on the 3rd fret on the high E and B strings. This adds the same open suspended sound to your Eminor, C, D, and G, but with different shaped chords than this lesson in E

[@crdbrdbox]

Hey where did you buy the video? Did it come with a companion chord book? I'm trying to understand the actual chord names he is playing. It would be nice if the chord number he uses have corresponding chord letters. Hope that makes sense. Lol.

[@LucyjrAlyn]

Open up Google homepage, and type in "leadworship", wich is the name of Paul Baloche site.I hope it helped !

[@OrkunOz]

Can someone tell which songs he played and sang?

[@sitivenimatt2762]

sir,do you have any videos or pictures of all open chords,thank you sir

[@KnowledgeIsKey215]

As far as ALL open chords... It's gonna be hard to find every one in one spot, because there are a lot. But if you're looking for the basic open chords you'll want A, Am, Bm, C, D, Dm, E, Em, F, G. You'll want to know your 7 chords as well... A7, Amaj7, Bm7, Cmaj7, D7, Dmaj7, Dm7, E7, Em7, Fmaj7, G7 There a lot more but it's not hard to do 7th chords, especially with 5th and 6th string barre chords. For minor 7 chords it's just a matter of removing one finger (ring finger) and maj7 w/ root on 5th string are made by barring and making an Amaj7 shape.

[@Smitty-op4ld]

Where can I learn the chord numbers. Everyone talks about 1 chord 2 chord etc, but no videos explain how that number system works.

[@BigfootBreaks]

It’s the Nashville Numbering System.

[@R4zvy16n]

Can anyone tell me what's the song title on 0:55 ? thank you !

[@EarlSwigert]

It's called "Step by Step". Simple, beautiful, and my favorite worship song.

[@miguelpacheco6961]

What type of string is that? Can someone tell me please?

[@ktcarroll4723]

Is the middle finger pressing any strings?

[@diyniperera]

So these are open chords in key of E ryt? How about open chords for other keys?

[@mikefelipe9883]

I need chord chart,I'm a beginner and I want to learn,please send me one

[@LucyjrAlyn]

Hello sir...I'm sorry, I don't have the chord charts for the chords played in this video. You can learn them by listening carefully to Paul Baloche in this video and if you know some basic music theory, or I think you can find more on Paul Baloche website. I hope I helped you, good luck!

[@mikefelipe9883]

@@LucyjrAlyn thanks sir,

[@winner2me]

To get more out of your guitar chords with beautiful sound with their 'proper' names visit Verheyen, you'll never regret it. Though I have used what Paul is teaching, your 'vocabulary' of chords if you will, will greatly expanded. By the way, if you play this style, you must have a good guitar and properly tuned otherwise it will sound flat or out of tune.

[@jeffcat7127]

paul teaches more basic

[@pacalexandrecosta]

What is the name of the song played at 0:53?

[@TheGman4691]

+Paulo Alexandre Costa: It is "Step By Step" by Michael W. Smith

[@CandyflossCottonCandy]

Michael W. Smith - Step By Step

[@pacalexandrecosta]

Thank you!

[@pacalexandrecosta]

Thank you!

[@denniscarvalho6261]

Originally by Rich Mullins - do yourself a favor and look him up - lots of Rich Mullins videos on KZbin. Michael W. Smith is also a great artist who was friends with Rich, and has played a lot of Rich's music in his memory since he died tragically in a car accident in 1997.

[@leotakleewein7311]

So how do you know what chords your playing?

[@suestysitungkir6422]

Salut yg mahir main alat musik, dlm hal ini gitar, secara kan sakit jg nekan senarnya

[@TMan29]

What's the song at 8:10

[@TerryFelan]

How is the tuning

[@crdbrdbox]

I'm on the website and I can't find the PDF companion. Any help is appreciated :)

[@MungGuite]

I suppose this is basically for the key of E. Does this amazing technique apply for the all the chord families?

[@hotman718]

watch the rest of his videos. though these specific chord shapes he uses in this video only work for key of E because it uses the open 1st and second string and you cant really do that in any other key. You may need a capo.

[@MrStratocaster1949]

Are you in E tuning or standard tuning?

[@ShivjotRangi]

It's Standard Tuning

[@dr.christyjohn2045]

Are you a believer in Yeshua, Shivjot? I am from India, just curious. Blessings!

[@malzbiervonaldi]

Sry but i cant find it! where is it exactly? could you give a link please?

[@oscarmsowa6096]

cool

[@noahdami]

Thank u

[@kristalcampbell6958]

where chan i find the charts or diagrams?