Worship Piano Lesson | 3 Chords Every Contemporary Player Should Know - Part 1: Add2 & 2 Chords

[@WorshipMusicAcademy]

In this video, I'll teach you how to use the first of 3 chords every worship piano player needs to know: Add2 & 2 Chords. You can find our full worship piano course at: worshipmusicacademy.com/piano-yt/

[@lunaduransanz2711]

Do the courses have a subtitles?

[@yegor.akimov]

Thanks! Are 2 and sus2 cords equal?

[@wending-wj6om]

我还没有接触钢琴，看着有点懵。不知道课程里面还有没有从最基础的开始的课

[@uyle4352]

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[@jerimelouw3633]

Thanks I really. Need this I'm a classical pianist so this is new to me well done. Bravo😊

[@teedtad2534]

He explains things so simple and does easy demos to follow! Good teacher 🤣🤣🤣🙂! Keep it up sir! Will watch for more videos! Key notes , letters light up this helps much ! Naming EACH keynote, chords by letters help much! Counting measures are good too!

[@andreaperez2690]

God bless you🙌

[@Sean-d1u]

Thank you this is really helping

[@julieh47]

Praise the Lord this is great

[@MariPosa-f3l]

Very cool. God bless. I will follow. Thank you

[@rawreen]

Great UNDERSTANDABLE tutorial!! 👍🏻

[@MariPosa-f3l]

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[@isaimedrano]

Simple,easy to follow,love it.

[@leahgodson2319]

Thank you Jared, this is very helpful.

[@ricklarson9312]

Great info ! God Bless you... Lee

[@아이린-m4q]

I learned! Now I only need to practice and try it on Sunday! Thank youuu!

[@Emmzybackry]

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[@P.More-j4g]

I love it

[@sherriattaway3615]

Yes yes yes! Makes so much sense when you explain it like this. Thank you. New subscribe!

[@cristacajes]

Thank you so much. God bless you..

[@sharonseales999]

Thanks for this explanation. Only thing for my visual self would be to add in a corner the written example and difference you explain well, a few times. Thanks. I look forward to watching some more and trying them out. Blessings.

[@janicedufseth3857]

This is the best explanation I have found

[@marialaurasanchez7477]

Good job. Beautiful.

[@hardylisette2756]

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Awesome!

[@FAITHMOVESMOUNTAINS488]

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[@anomnachukwuprecious9954]

You're really amazing 😍

[@michaelalberson126]

Thank you and absolutely awesome presentation and easy to understand. You should do something on the use of flatted fifths and flatted fifth minors.

[@marialaurasanchez7477]

Excelente clase. Great job.blessing.

[@rickboudreau9222]

❤Awesome Teaching!🎉 Very good descriptive explanations of playing techniques’😅

[@EliasSimbowe-xz9js]

Learning something

[@billyholly]

Subscribed!! I just saw your ad for worship guitar but found this keyboard clip first. Cool stuff!! Is there never a second on the five chord? I'm "just" a singer, btw.

[@pukavita]

I'm happy I've found your channel. This is really good and it helps so much with the basics. If I may make a small suggestion, it would be even easier for noobs like me if you could use a different colour highlighting for the left hand pressed keys - it is particularly helpful when the hands are close together. Thanks and God bless!

[@GOSPELMUSICTUNEUP]

Great Video, informative

[@kayodekemcoga192]

Kudos

[@goldenglowladore3842]

Excellent lesson! Is the "add 2" the same as a "sus/ sustain/ Csus? Lesson was easy to understand it, the way he teaches. Looking forward to experimenting with these 2 new chords.

[@kwilson5832]

No, "add 2" is not the same as a "sus / sustain / Csus". It is the same as a "9" though. (If you played 2 octaves of a scale, the 9th note would be the same named note as the 2nd, just an octave higher). A "sus / sustain / Csus" chord adds the 4th note of the scale. I play the 4th note instead of the 3rd, as I think it sounds better than if you play them together. In most cases, you would 'resolve' the pattern by returning to the triad without the 4th note, so if you play a Csus (C, F and G), you would return to Cmajor afterwards to resolve it.

[@HosannaHits]

Thank you

[@DebbieThompson-v7x]

Wow

[@kozildi]

Thank you! I like your videos very much. I'm not native in English, especially not in the language of music, so when you said: "when you are in the key of C", I understood "when you are in the KFC..." 😂

[@justaplayer6652]

😂 na ez jo

[@peaceiloh5210]

Welldone Sir, this is a good one, plz I have been trying to download am having a restriction, what do I do?

[@cristacajes]

Wow thank you. I really need this. I find my playing too much movements and noisy.

[@KimCarsonNOW]

Such interesting stuff

[@edjazz39]

@edjazz39 0 seconds ago Thank you!! Do you have tutorials on minor chords worship song? Please send me a link to one of your videos that focus on that subject of minor chords. Thank you

[@AbbieBusbee-bc5ky]

I really wish I cld see the note names etc as u say say them. I'm older but still like trying to learn piano. I see u put the notes on the piano picture but they r very hard to see. Is there any way u can make bigger..thx

[@MRNiSTAR55]

❤

[@Jacobs9991]

Are you making more videos anytime soon?

[@Kiishialeilo]

Can Add 2 chords also be played with other chords apart from chord 1 and chord 4?

[@GoaWay4Sanity]

*add2 is basically the same as add9* *the 2 is also Asus*

[@lunaduransanz2711]

Do the courses have a subtitles?

[@MRNiSTAR55]

Sir,I want to learn from you

[@alicemburuyanacounselingso3376]

Makes it simple

[@jgrgaj123456]

Do you offer the piano Lessons in Spanish?

[@paulgee8113]

ive done Simply Piano since Jan 1st. Play 2 hours + everday. Very few Christian Songs. What IS your Suggestion ?

[@paulgee8113]

IS this chords only ? or any notes. too. ?

[@UcheGreat-in3hw]

Please can you start from the beginning by using key c 😢

[@floydbanks173]

Just out of curiosity, what's the logic behind C-1, then C0, then C1, then C2 etc as labels? Most people keep C1, C2, C3, C4 etc & keep C4 (Middle C centered in the middle of the screen.)

[@troyoutlaw]

Not a 2, but it's a Major 9 (+9) these are called extensions

[@WorshipMusicAcademy]

Thank you for bringing this up. In classical theory and often in old school guitar tabs or books, these chords may absolutely be written as a (9) or (add9). But when playing contemporary music, session players use (2) or (+2) in this case. You would only see a (9) or (add9) when the chord also contains the 7th tone. This makes it faster to play on the fly when reading from a number/chord chart. So for example, in the key of C we’d have… C(2) which contains the tones 1-2-5 (C-D-G) C(+2) which contains 1-2-3-5 (C-D-E-G) C(9) would be 1-3-5-7-9 (C-E-G-B-D)

[@helenphilip985]

Not keyboard, right? Strictly piano

[@WorshipMusicAcademy]

You can use a keyboard for our courses but it’s based on piano techniques. (Meaning we don’t cover no pads, tech sounds, synth type stuff)

[@amyscolton7491]

This is not easy for me.

[@tiwaomotosho]

Hello, I reached out to you on email