Play Gospel Key Changes for Worship Teams - Beginner Piano Tutorial

[@cahenglish]

I've used this for decades. Can't even remember how I found it. :) Probably heard/played it on sheet music and analyzed it. (Classically trained.) I've always just called it the IV/V (four over five) - in the NEW key. IV chord over the V note/octave in the bass. And, IMHO, it can get you ANYWHERE, not just a whole step modulation. Seriously, play a little in Eb, hit the IV/V for ANY other key and, boom, you're there. It's not the most creative way to get there, but it is, again IMO, always ear-friendly because it's so harmonically strong.

[@jkimp9522]

@Izzyyrodd, pleeeeeeaaaaase keep these tutorials coming!!! Seriously, they are so very helpful!

[@mattsnyder4754]

Interesting perspective on this. You’ll typically hear that “transition chord” named as the ii of the new key. So in this case an Em (specifically Em7/A). It’s the “classic” jazz ii,V,I Thinking of it as a smoosh between the 2different V chords is helpful!

[@joshpetermann]

Would love to see a follow-up with examples of other intervals between songs, rather than just mid-song modulations. For instance, examples of the best way to hint at and establish the new key from C to F, C to G, or something else trickier like C to A.

[@AdamSalaah]

Same!

[@OlivierFourniol]

Thank you! This is great stuff! Helps me loads to add flavour to my playing 😃 shout out to David and Isaac!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I'm just learning and this was slightly out of my pay grade. But I wasn't completely lost. I'll work on my chops and be back. Merci beaucoup.

[@israelvalero7868]

Behold of the lamb

[@Rinah25]

How about moving from C to far key like Eb or F is it still applicable

[@robby710]

Thank you very much for the tips! It help me a lot👍 god bless!

[@israelvalero7868]

Thanks for video, congratulations

[@wordsmedia9829]

thank you so much God bless

[@hatricklov]

Great video! Friendly feedback suggestion... since all of the examples you showed were keys that added sharps, can you configure the top keyboard to indicate/display the black keys by their sharp names vs. flat key names?

[@chukwuemekalouis2171]

Nice one guys

[@udacitystudentdemo1179]

Please do you have lessons to help beginners like progress to the level Isaac is playing?

[@delanuezvideos]

We greatly appreciate the awesome content you are offering. When I started playing, I got thrown into the deep end, so the transpose button was my lifeline. It's been a blessing and a curse because now it is challenging to naturally change keys. I'm curious to hear others' thoughts on this topic of transposing. Can it be considered the capo of keyboarding or a no-no in playing?

[@jkimp9522]

@delanuizvideos, I used to stress myself out by never using the transpose button. Now, I use it just like a guitar player uses a capo. If I have the time to put the practice in, and to challenge myself, then I do without the transpose button. But, I have no shame when I choose to use it. After all, it's an expensive piece of equipment with a handy little button!

[@gerbenvandelft3513]

Great video! Thanx! One question. Could you make a video you explain the chords with the Numbers. I want to Play with my band on this way because we all Play in different keys. This is difficult for the Talckback. I can use a simpele explanation of this. So i can show to them. 😄

[@SundaySounds]

We do have a video that covers some of the basics of the Nashville Number System here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJDYimxpYpd9rac

[@timothywilliams4641]

Nice 🎹❤

[@gracesagali1707]

Good

[@doraemonitaliano2634]

Is this really for begginers

[@udacitystudentdemo1179]

Isaac can I be your student, please?

[@cjensoc]

👍😁😁😁

[@cletusbagniba4848]

Well I think I love your tutorial but you are fast