Triad Tricks

[@MsBflat]

Hi, I like the way you teach----I understand it much better! Thanks for your patience and your gifts! Please keep helping us!

[@William_sJazzLoft]

It's so easy to forget that with traditional Gospel many times less is more. Thank you, brother, for an excellent lesson

[@randyknisely8979]

Really beautiful and emotion provoking, just in time for Easter. THANK YOU!

[@jerryyzz]

very nice. please post more simple and nice tricks like this. God bless you

[@jacksparrow2010able]

Thanks so much for the lesson but i would prefer to have the camera facing where i'm facing so i can see clearly what i'm playing on the piano..

[@Captain_Picard]

Thanks for this video. I am not that good at playing piano, I know a little bit of theory here and there, but this video really is EASY to understand and helps a lot!!! Please keep them coming!

[@jamesrobinson529]

What an INCREDIBLE & useful lesson! I'm a guitar player, but I learn more about music & theory from piano players. During my experimentation from this lesson, I've found that V7 Vdim - IV IVdim - vi min7 & Ima7 Idim - bVII13 - I13 - IVmaj7, sound awesome as well. The I13 - IVma7 is a Secondary Dominant move. Where did I learn that? I learned that from watching you! Thank you for sharing your gift of knowledge!

[@joelrivardguitar]

Good lesson, the voicings are nice sounding. Another way to think about it is when going from the I chord (C) to the 4 chord (F) you change the 1 chord to a dom7. C bass with C triad is obviously C major. C bass with the Bb triad is a C dom7 with 9 and 11. Then flattening both the 9 and 11 you get a C7b9. So 2 different C7 chords that voice lead really nice played this way. C7/9 sus4, C7b9, Fmaj7. Or think of triads like the video shows. C, Bb, Bbdim then Am or F for the 4 chord. Gonna use that trick for sure.

[@zniborz]

Another guitar player here playing piano on the side. Loved this video and subscribed right away. Was working on these 'All Blues' sounding I - bVII - IV progressions and you just lifted that to a whole new level. Love both your clear way of teaching *and* the fact you left some puzzling to see what you did in the left hand, because it looked like you added a 3rd and a 5th here and there. :-) Thanks very much! I'm off to watch the video again.... for the uhhh fifth time. :-D

[@leonwall8434]

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[@wesleydavis250]

Thanks for making the camera that way you force me to find the note and add my other notes to it as well . Much needed

[@ray-piano9326]

A great tip. Thanks for your generosity. By the way, this probably is not for beginners. The explanation of the diminished chord shows this guy has studied and knows what he is talking about. The view of the keyboard is fine together with the explanations. Great voicings. Thanks

[@LSDpeasantry]

You're a great teacher! Keep it up!!

[@DK-qx3lv]

I love this, and your style of teaching! Is it possible you could explain the 4 chord or list the notes of the chords you are playing? I would love to hear you play more . Beautiful thank you

[@TruthSurge]

nice. i like how you built it from the normal to the dim to the maj 7. I suck at keyboard. i'm going to try it! hahha

[@AshleyBarnesxo3]

I wish the camera were faced the other way but never the less, great tutorial and some nice chords right there!

[@beyondknowledge]

Thank you very much...you make the chords sound so effective. God Bless you!

[@icrdimples947]

Thanks for the timethe time to share!

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

Thanks. Bro

[@jedouazin]

hey brother that is some good stuff how do i double flat those keys i am not sound exactly like you

[@markbra]

Nice move to the relative Minor :-) Get that down in all keys !

[@luchu18]

I wish I went to your church!

[@lukeslinger]

this was a great lesson

[@hairijr]

When you present the lesson in chord numbers that helped me; example 1-7-1-4 3maj -2maj- 3maj-6min thanks

[@davibaby2012]

Are you still making videos Milton?

[@gilgonzales4503]

Wow! Awesome.. Thank you so much. :)

[@musicman34170]

thanks you to you;it's very very beautiful

[@jedouazin]

i got the triad but on the first part of the video there is a trick i cant figure it ou when connecting all the triads chord to gether

[@smadaadams2699]

Very nice

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

is this for sure for beginners?

[@Mikebtracks]

you on it brother

[@stromaeg1427]

thanks! simple and power!

[@reginr]

Thank you!

[@andysparks8103]

Dude finally a good lesson 🙂

[@josefinigo7100]

Why you did not chose Gb key!? Is more illustrative and easy for us to grasp teacher!!!?

[@toppcatt22]

This is beautiful brother.

[@Souperlative]

thank you!!!

[@TheRaizen33]

very cool!

[@5vong53]

It is so much easier to learn when you take the time to spell out the chords. Especially for a beginner as myself, and coupled with the fact that the camera is opposite you, not aimed down on your hands from YOUR point of view. I keep having to stop the video to catch the actual notes. Very frustrating at times!

[@johnnynoirman]

it is all very well and good... but your placement of the camera has it so that your youtube students can't see the actual placement of your hands on the keyboard...which is funtamental to youtube lessons..this problems can be easily correct with WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER by cutting on the scene with your hand and using effcts with Mirror, Horizontal.

[@michaelkeys6200]

Bless you my friend i have just know saw your video what an incredible lesson if i can get someone like you to give me lesson like this it would make me a good player god bless you my brother can you send me your website this would have my gospel sound so nice PLEASE HELP ME GOD SEND thank you.

[@josefinigo7100]

Or 2nd choice would be,using Key GRADES...

[@dadio2005]

No, thank you Doctor!

[@NAQW]

should mp3 that trick:)

[@warmgun]

CAN'T C A THING

[@kalM856]

Nessa posição fica ruim

[@luismonteiro171]

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