This Cadence Helped Me With PASSING CHORDS | Piano Tutorial

In this piano tutorial, we learn an interested cadence that helps with different voicings and passing chords.
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[@umararthur2357]

thanks for being my good teacher

[@Loop_Cracker]

This chords has been one of my deep secret as a keyboardist

[@rayjgold]

How so? Explain.

[@RubioBoy85]

@@rayjgold yeah!

[@szekerespista3758]

Beautiful! ❤

[@midastymiwaynedasty2681]

Awesome chords, many thanks 🙏

[@blessingtonjoel5087]

Awesome Sir 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌💯💯

[@Official_Dominant_Sounds]

Great chords

[@AMAZING_INSIGHTS776]

Thanks man!

[@jonasjoseph1372]

Thank you God bless you

[@potatodrive9538]

Hey Sir , thank you for this !! Watching this at work , cant wait to get home and try it ... your explanation was easy to follow even while away from my piano.

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thank you! So glad it was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions

[@gracesagali1707]

Helpfull

[@GeneralStore18]

This is a nice concept, How would you apply it in gospel music? I can't think of any songs which has a movement like this

[@8tunesss_]

Was used in hosanna by kirk Franklin right

[@esonghairek7018]

Good morning Sir from my end, I love your lessons, they are so great, easy to comprehend and to be honest you're my best teacher. There's a song we love so much in church but I don't know how to play it right, it Title's Glory to the Lamb by Freddy Hayler

[@gabrielmillien2145]

Hi Emanuel - thanks again for blessing us with so many great tutorials. I was wondering if you could make a tutorial for the song “ ARISE” by William McDowell. I haven’t found any tutorials for it and it’s such a beautiful song. Thanks!

[@blessingtonjoel5087]

Emmanuel Blanco Ur My Best Teacher To Me,🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 Ur Always Killing Lol!!!

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Haha! Thanks for your support bro! God bless you

[@esonghairek7018]

Please Sir, I would love a lesson on Glory to the Lamb by Freddy Hayler, thank you and remain blessed 🙌

[@solenelle]

That's a great chord progression! Which piano plug in are you using? It sounds very realistic and resonant.

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thanks! I’m using Keyscape

[@umararthur2357]

could you please do me a favour for a tutorial of hymn only believe in key C

[@asabemiller3122]

This is amazing!! Question, how would this be applicable in playing a song?

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

You can use some parts of the progression in a song, for example the first four chords are A7-Dm-A7-Dm with different voicing. You can use this section as a way to approach a 2-5-1. So it would be something like: A7-Dm-A7-Dm-G-C.

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

It’s all about taking small sections or pieces from a long progression and using it in your own creative way

[@joshuamoh944]

Kinna sounds like Mozart's Lacrimosa

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

It does! Good catch

[@aebiguitar7111]

Pls do it in key f

[@korantengstephen3820]

You better learn all the keys😂, it will help you

[@linroystewart500]

First 😌