🔥🔥 Gospel Passing Chords

[@kwamepi1]

I like how u explained the concept

[@zackaryvachakone7195]

That was effortless. I just started learning piano and drums to be more of service to church and man is it toucg

[@ZyroPapuchon18]

REPENT FROM YOUR SINS AND KEEP PRAISING JESUS CHRIST WITH YOUR TALENT. HE WILL NEVER EVER ABANDO YOU.

[@jaimepiano1985]

This is great! In the shorts version, the piano keyboard is covered up by text that makes it hard to see, just fyi! Thanks so much for doing these!

[@Star..._]

Nice. Keep up the great work! God bless and remember to read your Bible!

I’m not a professional keyboardist/pianist/organist, I’m just below average, but I don’t know why I find it overly satisfying to watch videos like this, explaining things I know I can’t even fathom doing on the keys yet 😂🤌🏾🔥

[@OnifadeBusola]

Realll guyyy

[@ianros3363]

Such a good explanation thank you 🙏🏽

[@HEXLANG]

It's amazing that if we listen closely to the progression he played here, we can literally hear "great" "is" "thy" "faithfulness" in terms of chords.

[@tonyr.4778]

Great info. You can also just simplify and do the secondary dominant of the target chord (V7 of x without going to the II -V7 of x). This gives you variety. Sometimes use the II -V7 transition, sometimes just a V7 transition.

[@kerryclark2417]

Great music

[@jmshe43]

Nice!, thank you!

[@richiejohnson]

This reminds me of the 1st time I saw a transcript of music by Steely Dan. I can barely grasp it, but it sounds so sweet on my ears

[@shropmedia]

Good reason to practice ii v i in all keys

[@martibaca8189]

I very much like how you explain technique and that you use C for simplicity to carry us to learn other keys!! Keep it up🙏

[@kevinfurlow3650]

Most progressions are a series of 251's

[@SamSunder]

Exactly what i have been looking for!

[@toyobeats1580]

E m #11 is same as half diminish right? (Sorry, still learning)

[@rockallmusic]

Yep! #11 is #4, which is the same as 5b! - With majors, #11 is a Lydian 4th. - With minors, #11 is the diminished b5. Throw in the minor 7th and you have a half diminished! (or a major 6th for a fully diminished)

[@ChristGoure-kc2tw]

it is beautiful

[@vandasar01]

Can you do the other part that says 'thou changest not, Thy compassions, they fail not

[@calebdany5085]

Which velocity curve setting are you using for the keys ??

[@GKSOUL81]

2, 5, 1 is a progression used a lot in jazz Very well done brother

[@JohnsonkeyzMusicAcademy]

Well done Bro 🎉

[@YOUTUBEWITHENERGY]

Doing the Lords work

[@VinceCartierBeats]

how do you put passing chords in any song... I struggle with this.. I can do it if I hear someone else play it but some cats just have passing chords for days... how do they do this?

[@Robert_A_Keyboards4948]

Smooth........

[@keep_create]

Great piano sound! Tell me please the vst name?

[@emeka_aka]

Fantastic ❤

[@KOJ_PLAYS]

Thank you bro

[@patrickavognon2850]

So fine

[@LindaMuwud-q7d]

Please can you tell me the name of your piano? Please 😢

[@-Dominique]

Keep going brother in Christ

[@magoh2000]

What board are you playing?

[@PeterAkpe]

Yamaha

[@A106]

@@PeterAkpebro that ain’t a Yamaha…. Its an Arturia

[@BigJoe-si2by]

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[@ufuomaevuarherhe3940]

nice

[@LulDon0]

Wish you would add some tone to your voice, it sounds off when you talk it.. explain it with your voice as a song in which your playing..

[@PATRICKCHINYOZA]

Please teach me keyboard

[@zuckerinternational7087]

Confusing video

[@rogerpercival5486]

Your talkin minor 2 5 1 but you are not playing that your playing Eminor #11 A7b9 gminor 6 #11 to d minor6 sndfrankly as usual gospel is a bunch of diminished chords half or fully all disguised in major and minor names ,it just has to have a discontent sound. Always can’t even do a dminor with out making it a 6 and guess what a.,minor 6 is just a half diminished chord Gospel is always over kill of diminished chords it gets old so fast

[@ricksavage9345]

2-5-11 in the key of c is d-g-c???? what are you talking about? ok I never look at it like that that is the actual 3-6-2 in the major scale of C.

[@teachingmuzik364]

What he means is E-A is the 2-5 of D, which is where you're going. So you use the 2-5 of your destination chord (D). He talks a bit fast, but sometimes it's better to slow the speed to really understand. (I just happened to understand, because I'm a music teacher. Otherwise, I would have been lost, too.)

[@bestOfPiano]

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