Worship Guitar | Play Interesting Chords

[@dtwlc08]

Thank you for posting this video! I have been playing for years, but have lacked the knowledge of different chord styles. I always revert to a barre chord or a traditional open chord. This video motivates me to expand my treasure chest and to try and apply these new chords (to me) going forward

[@msturner79]

Thank you again! These EG2 videos are a gold mine.

[@worshipartistry]

@@msturner79 awesome! So glad you’re finding them helpful!

[@dosiedos]

THIS IS THE MOST HELPFUL VIDEO IVE SEEN AS SOMEONE DESCRIBED AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS VIDEO. Thank you so much sir

[@kimsalas6890]

I've been utilizing triads, diads and inversions for quiet a while now and watching this video reminds me that there are still other shapes and etc. I want to suggest that there is a tab animation of chords in the screen. This would be very helpful for beginners growth and as well as the channel's.

[@worshipartistry]

we offer all that on our website if you'd like to check that out, we do have a free trial!

[@nd738]

Thank you so much man watched a lot of your videos recently and this helped me open my fretboard up so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@worshipartistry]

So glad it helped!!

[@michaeljoyce3286]

Love it man I use those all time

[@joemiller9856]

Good stuff Nick. Not new to me but there are a few nuances you have added that are very helpful. 👍🎸

[@godfreygomez]

This was very insightful. Thanks for sharing these tips

[@worshipartistry]

@@godfreygomez thanks for letting us know! Any other tips you’d like to know or have help with?

[@lukeconner]

I’m the complainer from before, this was excellent. Everything was very clear

[@worshipartistry]

@@lukeconner 😂 I didn’t think you were complaining. Thank you dude 🙌

[@lukeconner]

@@worshipartistry I can appreciate that, I was grumpy when I wrote the comment though, and probably overly critical. I do appreciate all you guys are doing.

[@m.ellingson1421]

Thanks Nick!!

[@worshipartistry]

@@m.ellingson1421 no problem! 👊

[@subhysamra9971]

🔥 🔥

[@terrytosh7678]

Thanks, “Nick Van Halen!”😀. I gotta watch all these videos now.

[@worshipartistry]

@@terrytosh7678 😂 you’re welcome!

[@tombrackettjr.9308]

How do you go about memorizing the music? I know that most worship songs are not that complicated. I tried once just writing them out in Nashville number system. But then on Sunday morning I lose my place and panic,

[@worshipartistry]

What helped me gain confidence was to just put the sheet music in the ground and if I needed to look down, I would. Eventually I noticed that it was just a crutch and I didn’t look down at the music. So I stopped doing it. But a lot of practice really did it too. But it became natural after a while, but not at first.

[@nrsn9688]

Thanks man! May I ask what telecaster is that? 😊

[@worshipartistry]

No problem! It is a fender American ultra 2 with lambertone blondies pickups and Emerson custom wiring

[@jaylong4787]

What is the guitar that you are using? Telecaster specs?

[@worshipartistry]

It is a fender American ultra 2 with lambertone blondies pickups and Emerson custom wiring

[@tonywang3649]

Will these chords work on acoustic guitars? I tried but didn’t feel good when I strummed these chords on an acoustic.

[@michaelparsons5352]

Yes you can play them on acoustic. The lack of effects will make them sound a little thin. The idea is to add something extra to a crowded multiple guitar mix.

[@mariomano20]

Will probably not work on acoustic played open. I mean, when playing with more than 1 acoustic guitar, what you can do is to have one guitar playing open and the other playing with a capo, transposing to the same key. It will work very well.

[@worshipartistry]

I have played them many times on acoustic for acoustic sets, but I wouldn't play them as the only acoustic player personally.

[@romanvelasquez578]

First comment 🔥🔥

[@worshipartistry]

@@romanvelasquez578 🙌🙌