#52: How To Use Minor Chromatic Passing Chords

[@henrynyukehjr6277]

Oga Chris you have relay change my piano playing am greatful from Serra Leone 🎹✊

[@kennethanku8743]

In fact, your videos have been so helpful.
For so long I haven't been able to apply these chords, but in a space of 4 days, I've learned so much. I'm an intermediate player and I've promised myself to go through your videos.
God bless you, boss.

[@nfredh]

Very helpful tutorial! Thanks very much Chris

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You welcome 🤗

[@gracesagali1707]

Good teacher

[@PaulEsio]

That's great. Keep it up.

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Thanks 😊

[@AyomikunArikawe]

Very very helpful thank you sir ❤️

[@peterayeni5239]

Thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you so much!

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You welcome. Am glad you did 😊

[@solomonbola2493]

thanks so much bro....I really appreciate the way you simplify your tutorials....keep soaring higher...

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

I appreciate your kind words bro

[@odezishemiandrew3136]

Thanks sir for this simplified teaching the way you go about applying those chords to songs is just amazing. Please can you do a video on sus chords and how to apply them in songs?

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You welcome 🤗. I have uploaded a video on sus chords already. Check my tutorial #72

[@oltas223]

You are genius bro

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Thanks 😊

[@TheMovieSpot9738]

Are the chromatic chords applicable to all keys

[@agurnsengiyumva3446]

Thanks so much

[@tokssalau4746]

Nicez one 🔥🔥

[@stenleyjose7506]

Hi, brother, can you please tell me who's the first song by (... you are the mighty God or something like that)? Thank you very much, I enjoyed ❤

[@lukeyz8437]

Nice one Chris 👍

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Thanks bro

[@pianoyeap]

Hello,I love the way you teach sir

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Am so glad you do

[@gloriaoluoma4624]

Good job Sir

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Thanks dear

[@emmanuel5747]

Thanks a lot for a well explained video, brother. Wonderful stuff.
I like to voice it in the first inversion though, when the root note goes to the pinky finger.

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You welcome bro

[@odezishemiandrew3136]

Hello sir, happy Sunday to you. Please do you a video on tritone and it's application if no, please can you do a video on it

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

Yes I have already. Check tutorial #16 or #26

[@odezishemiandrew3136]

Thanks sir
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[@crmii0188]

Thanks man.
Do we use minor chromatic going in 2min only

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

No you can also use it when you are going to other chords it's all about what sounds good to you

[@pianoyeap]

Thank you so much for answer about midiculous.how about the voice without sound card??

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You Can do without a sound card for your voice, but if you want your voice to sound very clear then you need a sound card, it will give you a better audio effect

[@pianoyeap]

@@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute thank you so much Chris keep on

[@russellsexton2739]

Can you go down a Maj2nd and walk up.

[@egbujuoemmanuel47]

Thanks bro. Please what's the difference between minor chord and chords like Tor, Zi, fe, maw

[@odezishemiandrew3136]

They're not chords actually but notes that aren't in the original key of a song, however they can feature in a triad as minor chord in another key, for instance a sharp five which is conventionally known as si would always be in an augmented chord, flat five or fe would be in a diminished chord tor would always be in a minor seventh chord, maw for one minor

[@PianoTutorialsWithChrisEbute]

You are right when you said that they are not chords but notes that aren't in the original key. They are names given to non diatonic notes in a key.

[@KissaAlex-wx2zk]

Thanks, first show how to pair the fingers movement in line with the key😢