Play Any Worship Song With 3 Chord Shapes - Worship Guitar Chords | Worship Guitar Skills
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this video Charl shows you how to play 2 famous worship songs using only 3 shapes. This is part two of a lesson Charl did a week ago. If you haven't seen it, be sure to check that one out first. Enjoy!
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I agree with what you say around 12:30 on - that I do not worship-by playing the song - I play to worship the Lord
Thank you Larry, good to hear!
thank you
You're welcome
Thank you so much for this lesson. Got an arthritic fingers which are damage and this is a powerful tool to be able to play effective guitar again.
Atm im playing bass in our church. God bless tour channel and ministry.
Love your style of teaching and really enjoy this technique. Please do more.
Thank you Randy! Will do!
Outstanding lesson. Thank you so much! God bless.
Thanks for watching!
this is incredible helpfull … thank god bless
You're very welcome!
Thanks sir ,great chord shape 👍✨
Awesome!
The chord chart at 3:25 should say D♭.
(Just trying to help. Thank you for making this.)
Yes you're right. Sorry about that.
This is what I’ve been searching for!Thanks for this video
Glad it was helpful!
Love your style
Thank you for the support!
Your method of teaching is very easy to follow. God bless you
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing its very helpful God bless
Glad it was helpful!
this is a great lesson ,thanks so much.
Glad to hear that!
This is so good
Thank you!
Yes. Please do more videos just like this.
We'll keep them coming.
Shawn my biggest struggle as a bassist doing ambient guitar was "do i play only 5ths only 3rds on that chord? (where the rhythm guitar plays the full chord notes) and u rly helped me (especially in this lesson) being amble to compose on local church songs and only after to focus on lead parts (like lion and lamb). If you have other recommendations/videos for composition ambient parts on. a chord please throw a title and I'll search it myself. U helped a lot 😁
Awesome
Thank you
Good stuff. I am going to study this till I got it.
Excellent! Keep us posted Enrique.
Quick question
I noticed you kept to the key of G while using these voicings. I believe you were strumming with the open strings. If so, how would you keep these voicings in other keys?
Loved the voicings but I seldomly play in G.
Any ideas?
I mute the G string. Then I can move the shapes around.
I do a breakdown on String Muting in this video ruclips.net/video/DlYHKekGKBw/видео.html
this is the best thing ever.
Glad it was helpful to you.
Amen yes and amen
Amen Francisco!
Once again loved they way you teach us how to play and enjoy my craft. Thanks brother. God bless.
My pleasure!
Thanks for the video. From a learning point of view, it would be helpful if you could quickly mention from which "bigger shape" each shape comes from. Basically CAGED stuff, but not going too deep into that. From my experience of roughly 5-6 years of learning guitar, for a beginner the basic open chord shapes and this kind of stuff (inversions or even 2-4 shapes) seem like totally two different concepts, even though they are really tightly connected to each other.
Great suggestion! Since you're a WGS member, check out the Fretboard Freedom Masterclass, plus I cover this in the Coaching Program too.
I'll also do an overview to post here on the channel soon.
If you get stuck, just email us at support and we'll point you in the right direction.
Great video, thanks
Thank you!
This is an excellent tutorial, and technique. After a few weeks of practicing this, I can work out progressions pretty quickly. With a little gain, delay and reverb it sounds great.
Great to hear!
Always a great help for me. I love your courses and these videos. Can you point me to a video on how you get your tone? I dont have a Kemper so maybe you can give me some alternatives?
Great to hear that. Have you seen Kenan's video showing his rig that is not a Kemper? We'll do more tone videos in the new year.
Life changing. Thank you.
Thank you Felix! So great to hear that!
First one to comment...love from india.thanks sharing ...
Thanks for watching!
How are you deadening the strings when you are strumming can't get that sound thanks
I use string muting with my fretting hand. Will do a breakdown in future.
Do you mute the 3rd string? (Y)How? (N)Why not?
Yes pretty much always for these shapes.
Are you muting the G when you strum?
Yes, when I play these 4-2 voicings, I'm muting the G string throughout.
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I recognise that accent 😁
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Just FYI, your very first finger diagram is NOT what you are fingering on the fretboard. Maybe do a proof read
Thanks for your comment.
The fact that you can play most modern worship with three chords is an indictment of the quality of today’s worship music
The blues also only has three chords.
It all comes down to application and understanding the role and purpose of our function as worship guitarists.
So it doesn't really matter that the psalms 33 tells us to play skillfully. The harmonic complexity of high worship since the reformation is the indictment of the cookie cutter approach to modern worship.
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I think you’re understanding this wrong. This video did not show us 3 chords. Let alone is it saying that modern worship can be played by only 3 chords. These are 3 chord “shapes.” These shapes allow us to utilize our understanding of music theory to take advantage of the guitar’s fret board. By using these shapes, we’re not just simply playing 3 chords but instead generating numerous chords without having to be so complicated about it. In short, it’s like solving a high level calculus problem by hand vs solving the high level calculus problem with a calculator. The first method requires extensive training and heavy understanding of theories and laws to solve the problem. However, if you know how to use the calculator and understand how to input the problem into your calculator, you can solve that high level calculus problem with ease. Would you say that any and all high level calculus problem is easy then if you were able to solve it using a calculator? Most likely not. At the end of the day, the calculus problem is still difficult. I believe this video is simply a cheat sheet to help us direct our energy to other things. Aka by keeping the playing simple and easy, our hearts and minds can be more focused on worshiping the lord than trying to sound magnificent and complex (although the great thing about these chord shapes is that they allows us to be magnificent without the complex part, also meaning that we have achieved the ability to play skillfully - as mentioned by my mentor who taught me how to lead worship, more does not always mean that its better, rather its about how you execute it).
@@nevilriker5090well if you can’t play those 3 chords skillfully what’s the difference. You can be a “knowledgable” musician but if you suck in practice then it doesn’t matter. You have to play skillfully even though the song only requires one chord or a bunch of chirds.
Every song these worship bands do sound the same lol
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