It's SO hard to find gospel beginner stuff that's well explained. You dont know how much this helped me understand what being played. So many instructors play and say "just do this". I'm the kind of learner that needs to know why. Where do these chords fit into the key and progression. Because I want to know how to play in any key from the beginning.
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@Morgan Matthias I really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Great video. For the last tonic chord, I sometimes do the third minor chord when the rest of the band plays the tonic chord especially the basist, which turns the ending tonic chord into a major 9 chord. So it's basically a rootless major9 voicing. If your keyboardist has good enough musical hearing, he/she can do really pretty runs and licks on top of it which makes the ending way more stylish than everyone just playing the tonic chord. Of course, I stick to the D&G&B&E strings when I do it, cuz I want to avoid making that third minor chord fight with the actual chord that's meant to be played. Especially the lowend. Great lesson. Thank you. Unfortunately I did not find any new information but it's always good to brush up on the earlier stuff.
It is funny. I never play and have never played worship stuff. The thing that is funny about it is that I got my interest in being a musician by singing in a choir as a child. I just completely left that world and never came back. These concepts you are illustrating are great. I recognize that this video is 4 years old and you have a million subs so you aren nto likely to see this but regardless thanks.
You bring up a good point about listening to what gospel Pianists are playing and copying their lines onto guitar makes all the sense in the world I was thinking the same thing.
I go to a Traditional Catholic Church and we don’t have worship music like this. That is one reason why I attend there. I got tired of contemporary music. But thanks for the lesson anyhow.
I hear you Ryenel. I'll do more videos as I learn more and get inspired. That's probably just going to come from listening to more gospel music and watching piano players.
Thank you for doing this style. Mainly I find Rock metallic jazz blues. 🎶 Having problems doing bar chords . That finger doesn't want to hold all chords down. 😞
Hey that’s great and very well explained…more of this pls…and next time play little more to enjoy how it sounds, the play was too short…thanks and bless you
Thanks for sharing this. I get to play in Worship a couple times a month on a Tuesday night alternative service. How often do you get a chance to play in services?
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Yes I had to go through 100 videos to find this kind of progression. I would love to see more of this
Yeah, I was in the same boat when I was looking for guitar videos on this. Thank God for piano players. ;)
Watch Travis Calvin! He’s helped me most with my church playing
I will definitely check him out .
It's SO hard to find gospel beginner stuff that's well explained. You dont know how much this helped me understand what being played. So many instructors play and say "just do this". I'm the kind of learner that needs to know why. Where do these chords fit into the key and progression. Because I want to know how to play in any key from the beginning.
I know im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Zev Braylon Instablaster ;)
@Morgan Matthias I really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Morgan Matthias It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out !
@Zev Braylon Happy to help xD
Great video.
For the last tonic chord, I sometimes do the third minor chord when the rest of the band plays the tonic chord especially the basist, which turns the ending tonic chord into a major 9 chord.
So it's basically a rootless major9 voicing.
If your keyboardist has good enough musical hearing, he/she can do really pretty runs and licks on top of it which makes the ending way more stylish than everyone just playing the tonic chord.
Of course, I stick to the D&G&B&E strings when I do it, cuz I want to avoid making that third minor chord fight with the actual chord that's meant to be played. Especially the lowend.
Great lesson. Thank you.
Unfortunately I did not find any new information but it's always good to brush up on the earlier stuff.
Worth mentioning his movement from the C to Am is a minor 2-5 resolving to Am. The B half dim (2 of Am) to E aug, or E alt 7 (5 of A)
It is funny. I never play and have never played worship stuff. The thing that is funny about it is that I got my interest in being a musician by singing in a choir as a child. I just completely left that world and never came back. These concepts you are illustrating are great. I recognize that this video is 4 years old and you have a million subs so you aren nto likely to see this but regardless thanks.
Very generous sharing of knowledge and experience from the founder of the Guitar System.
You bring up a good point about listening to what gospel Pianists are playing and copying their lines onto guitar makes all the sense in the world I was thinking the same thing.
Cool lesson. Makes your realize that Gospel, Jazz, R&B or Neo Soul all use the same chord voicings 😁
Thanks Nate your music with the guitar has made it all the way to Western Australia ... Australia . Love the Gospel
I’m surprised you didn’t find Kevin Wilson’s channel. His gospel guitar content is amazing! 😊
I swear every gospel guitar lesson EVERYONE is using a PRS…glad I have a cpl..now I can feel it..and the sound is better with one
Guitar Lessons good job on the gospel guitar
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I go to a Traditional Catholic Church and we don’t have worship music like this. That is one reason why I attend there. I got tired of contemporary music. But thanks for the lesson anyhow.
Need more videos like this.....
YES LORD
Finally!!!!!
Thank you, would love to see more. Perhaps gospelizing old hymns.
It's really amazing God bless you.
Sir thank you so much.... For sharing your knowledge such great help. God bless.
Was looking for this kinda progression finally found something with details, will be looking forward to see more like this
Really solid explanation of concepts! I have been wanting to dig into gospel for a while & this is a solid first step.
Great video! As a wannabe guitar player I going to try these chords. The sound is awesome.
a csus2 chord also sounds good as an alternative for the cmajor.
The initial chord progression sounds like Ritchie Valen's "Oh Donna"
No I think u mean sleep walk because oh Donna is f Bb and C when sleep walk which was in the movie is c am g f
More pls it’s so hard to find gospel guitar lessons like this to expand on chord progressions
I hear you Ryenel. I'll do more videos as I learn more and get inspired. That's probably just going to come from listening to more gospel music and watching piano players.
Thank you!!! Please post more of this videos they are so detailed a really eye opener.
God bless you. Amazing lesson.
More videos on gospel please!! Amazing!
Thank you man for this lesson! It was very well explained 🙏🙏
Thank you! Excellent breakdown.
Even though i don't get time to watch the whole lesson but i'll give it a like . Thanks
This is *so helpful.* Thank you 🙏
Thank you for doing this style. Mainly I find Rock metallic jazz blues. 🎶
Having problems doing bar chords . That finger doesn't want to hold all chords down. 😞
Great vid
thank you so much for this great lesson! i was looking for a basic thing to start playing gospel and this is the best one!:D
Man I had to go to piano for this too lol
Great tutorial, much appreciated! I plan to work some of these concepts in at church
Actually learned this from a song in a canceled video game. Megaman Legends 3's Flutter Theme
Cool...
Really solid video! Great teaching
When doing the 3 and 6 chords I used my middle finger and pinky instead of my ring finger and pinky. Is that okay?
Hey that’s great and very well explained…more of this pls…and next time play little more to enjoy how it sounds, the play was too short…thanks and bless you
Sounds more like worship music than gospel .. but nice lesson. Thank you .
Great lesson, thank you!
I dont know why I was singing "dance with me" by the orleans in my head :)
Really good job brother, like it.
Thanks Greg. I was happy to put this together in a nice little package. Wish I would have known this stuff myself decades ago.
Thanks for sharing this. I get to play in Worship a couple times a month on a Tuesday night alternative service. How often do you get a chance to play in services?
perfect, this just what I needed. thanks so much!
Can you pick them aswell or it’s gotta be hybrid pick
great points! keep it up!
Thank you, G sus
“...And That’s great..but it sounds a little bit square” 😂
Truth hurts. ;D
Thanks Nate!
Sure Roy.
thanks
thank you!! :)
Can you or anyone do a jazz solo of “Through it all” by Andrae Crouch? This is a touching song that would really melt a unbelievers heart.
What guitar are u playing
I can across a great compilation of videos that should help you at Worship Fixer Formula
It’s sounds even better if you changed that C to a C sus 2
Gospelize? You mean putting a II-V in front of every chord like modern jazz? 🤔
iiv-III-iv-v-I-IV-V-I
Google asks if I want the English translation, lol
Gay god
copying r