Hey Bro. Warren, this tutorial is helping me a lot to reach my goal to play Gospel and Jazz better. I mentioned to you before how much I want to be able to play Jazz piano better. Understanding these Scales helps me to the possibilities to create my own style and see my voicing chords options. As you"ve said in some of your prior videos if you learn the fundamentals you're not limited.
This is my first time here. I'm a reggae man who has recently branched out to the blues. Today, I decided to check out some Gospel-- and found this lesson. I was not disappointed, and have subscribed. You know your stuff, and that unmistakable Jamaican accent still comes through! Blessup!
Take the relative minor - for C it would be A. The A minor blues starting from C is the C major blues! These videos are goldmines, thank you so much. I like your playing because I play similarly (tho not as good)
Wat a gwan sir warren, long time I haven't touch base, I'm good, good stuff man, breaking it down to the fullest as usual, keep up the good work, and God bless.
Sir, I'm always amazed watching your video. There are so many scales in music. You happen to know each of them. I know all my major scales. I know how to form the minor of each key. But I have yet to memorize them.. Sir you are good👍👍
HIya Warren, Love your work. I know it was just an oversight, but at about 10 minutes in this lesson, you called the A minor pentatonic the 1-b3-4-5-and 6. But the 6 should read b7, as it is the flat 7 of A Major, just as the b3 is of A Major. This lesson is valuable for us to learn to improvise over gospel chords and really dive into the gospel sound. Thanks.
Warren um open for correction what i have realised is that when u play a major scale u are also playing the relative minor at the same time eg c major and a minor scale when u play when u play a pentatonic this is still the same relative minor eg Cmajor pentatonic =Aminor pentatonic
I know you have a ton of videos out. Do you have specific examples of how you use each of these scales with gospel songs? I'd love if you could point me in the right direction to get more context.
Hmmmm I may, but honestly, I don’t remember lol. Check the intermediate and advanced playlist on the channel. If I did cover them individually, it would be in one of those play list.
QUESTION!! When switching from the 1 chord to the 4 (C to F) do you use the F scale on the F chord or the stick with the C Blues/Pentatonic scale on the 4 chord?
Speed is something you gradually work, practice your scales to a metronome and each week you increase that speed in small increments. This is how you work on speed.
Warren, Ussually I have problems to run up with scales, but running down I do very well.... when I make some arpeggios running up I do very well, but running down I’m weak yet :(
@@hortencepauni9704 we don’t think of the blues s cake that way. The blues scale is used primarily for improvisation. We don’t “play” in the blues key as we wound the minor key or the major key.
Piano Lesson with Warren do you have any videos concerning the positioning of fingers in every min penta scale on all twelve keys? If no do you have a video talking about the technique? Thank you very much! 🙏 ill check again on your videos and try ro find a solution
Mark Joseph Pagsuyuin I have a tutorial that covers the finger for all the major pentatonic scales, it’s on my website here; pianolessonwithwarren.com/courses/the-pentatonic-scale-fingerings/
Unfortunately no well, and not at all on Selene mobile devices. The mobile browsers currently isn’t powerful enough to run the play. Hopefully in the near future the mobile tech will catch up.
Am I getting this right: did you mean to say the 1,2,b3,3, 5,6 is the Minor Blues in this lesson at minute about 7.23 seconds? You started out saying the Minor blues is 1,b3,4,#4, 5,b7 ?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren I can now understand the idea of the video and yours... It goes thus: The video explained using Aminor scales. The area where I got confused was that: 1 b3 4 5 b7 ( of Major scales ) 1 3 4 5 7 ( of natural Minor scales ) Conclusion: The other video showing pentatonic scales from natural minor scales was right.. Your video showing same pentatonic scales from Major scales was as well right... Thanks.....
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Oh, this is what I mean: 1 b3 4 b4 5 7 b7 8 . I've seen the minor blues scale described as that in guitar manuals, with two blue notes, one between the 4 and 5 and the other between the 7 and 8. Could this still be called a blues scale in your experience, or is it some invention that falls outside the genre?
@@balthasarte5649 that some sort of hybrid blues scale which I’m not familiar. The traditional blues is 1 b3 4 #4 5 b7 8. With that said, when playing blues we use all 12 tones of the piano as we’re often introducing other scales based on the chord structure - more advanced form of blues playing. So I can see why the guitar manual may have listed that hybrid.
Hello please I want to understand this, if someone says he’s playing in the ‘key’ of Fminor what key is that cos I know there are 12keys from C to B and their respective signatures and u can only make minors out of each them when they turn into chords. So why do we say the key of Fminor?
Unfortunately this question is rather complex to explain in a comment. You need to look up videos exposing tonality in music to understand the difference between major keys and minor keys
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Been running this video 20 + times. Stopping, restarting. Taking notes. You are my 'go to man' from now on, Warren. Thank you.
The best professor ever is in the place.
May GOD bless you 🙏🏽
I always come back to Warren, when I don't understand what others are explaining. 10/10!
The best video ever Warren. Make God fill you up with all his blessings.
Thank you 😊🙏🏾
Your teaching is excellent sir Warren
You're so clear in your explaining. Masterful teaching. Thank you!
This is excellent. Correct fingering in each key is the challenge for me - not just in playing the scales but in improvising!!
Yet another "Aha!!" video from you! Thank you SO MUCH Warren!
Thanks Mentor....you are a blessing indeed♥️
I really loved your lesson, many thanks for your clarity to teach!
Many many thanks Mr warren
Hey Bro. Warren, this tutorial is helping me a lot to reach my goal to play Gospel and Jazz better. I mentioned to you before how much I want to be able to play Jazz piano better. Understanding these Scales helps me to the possibilities to create my own style and see my voicing chords options.
As you"ve said in some of your prior videos if you learn the fundamentals you're not limited.
Thank you. Glad to know it’s helping 😊🙏🏾
The best professor remains warren
Much love from Ghana
I love the teachings
Nice to know this stuffs
Thanks for sharing sir warren
Amazing vid. Very clear. God Bless bro
Thanks Warren, the video is so great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is my first time here. I'm a reggae man who has recently branched out to the blues. Today, I decided to check out some Gospel-- and found this lesson. I was not disappointed, and have subscribed. You know your stuff, and that unmistakable Jamaican accent still comes through! Blessup!
Thank bredda 🇯🇲😊👌🏾
I was just going to ask if you have Jamaican linkages. We can't stop d D's. Just subscribed
Bro Warren am so blessed by ur lessons thx u so much
Take the relative minor - for C it would be A. The A minor blues starting from C is the C major blues! These videos are goldmines, thank you so much. I like your playing because I play similarly (tho not as good)
Blind Jack thanks for watching 😊🙏🏾
I was just thinking about improvisations on the blues scales the other day and I was delighted to see this video today. Thank You Warren!
You’re welcome 😊🙏🏾
It's clear for me now! Thank you very much, Warren!
You’re welcome 😉
Thanks a lot Prof🎹
I love you Dad🥰🥰
not wondering, I dig it !
Sweet tunes indeed
Amazing stuff brother. Big up
Thanks man you're amazing
Awesome love this thanks
Thank you! Now I'm starting to understand blues scales.
Wat a gwan sir warren, long time I haven't touch base, I'm good, good stuff man, breaking it down to the fullest as usual, keep up the good work, and God bless.
Thanks bredda, everything good man 😊👌🏾
Thanks for another great lesson bro.! Time to practice!
11:21 - Major lightbulb moment - thank you so much🤗..
I just love this
Good teaching
Thanks so much for your tutorials.
God bless you, sir!
Thanks cause I just got a great understanding of the blue scale....
Very helpful thank you
I sincerely love this.
I want to be a good piano player
Awesome!👍
amazing lesson
Thank u sir warren
Thanks for this lesson. Great info
You’re welcome 😉
Very insightful
I stay learning here...i didn't know there was a major blues. Thanks.
"major blues scale" is just the"blues" scale of the relative minor. "C major blues scale" is really just the "A blues scale" ...
so powerful sir!
Hi Warren I'm new to your channel bt really like what you teaching
Hard!! Thank you
¡Thanks master Warren!
Sir, I'm always amazed watching your video. There are so many scales in music. You happen to know each of them. I know all my major scales. I know how to form the minor of each key. But I have yet to memorize them.. Sir you are good👍👍
Thank you 💛🥰🙏🏻
Man thanks for sharing your knowledge
Nice one there Sir Warren
Thank you
thanks much for this bro! blues scale.. things learned
HIya Warren, Love your work. I know it was just an oversight, but at about 10 minutes in this lesson, you called the A minor pentatonic the 1-b3-4-5-and 6. But the 6 should read b7, as it is the flat 7 of A Major, just as the b3 is of A Major. This lesson is valuable for us to learn to improvise over gospel chords and really dive into the gospel sound. Thanks.
That’s for the catch Paul 😊👌🏾
Thank you for.. very useful..
Even in grade 8 only one blue scale is there.( minor blue).Now I have learned one more... Major blue..
Great
Nice one......
Thanks Warren
Great lesson, just opened my eyes to the bigger picture
sir Warren you are sent by God
The lesson I need thanks boss
Thank you very much sir for these teachings... Pls do you have a lesson on time signature?
JOHNSON OGUIKE unfortunately no.
Big sir Mr Warren
Warren um open for correction
what i have realised is that when u play a major scale u are also playing the relative minor at the same time eg c major and a minor scale
when u play when u play a pentatonic this is still the same relative minor
eg Cmajor pentatonic =Aminor pentatonic
11:18@ alter the scale to match the sound of the
chord. That’s one great punchline
Major and minor blues scales‼️‼️‼️
I know you have a ton of videos out. Do you have specific examples of how you use each of these scales with gospel songs? I'd love if you could point me in the right direction to get more context.
Hmmmm I may, but honestly, I don’t remember lol. Check the intermediate and advanced playlist on the channel. If I did cover them individually, it would be in one of those play list.
Would kindly explain how to use them In a song context
Yesss that was gonna be my request. Thx
I love you lectures 🥰
Please the stuff you mention is it’s a book
I mean EVERYTHING BLUES
IF yes please can I get the pdf
It’s a video course on my website pianolessonwithwarren.com
Big up yourself general
Blessings
❤️
Excellent presentation and you made it so easy to understand and apply in practical playing 👏👏👏
more grace bro
QUESTION!!
When switching from the 1 chord to the 4 (C to F) do you use the F scale on the F chord or the stick with the C Blues/Pentatonic scale on the 4 chord?
Stick with the C Blues
Bro !!!! I never know there was 2 blues scales ⚖️. Thought there was just one ☝🏾😅. It’s good to be educated eh 😂.
Thanks for watching 😊👌🏾
What are the chord qualities of the chords in the blues scales?
Hey warren , i don't know if you already made a tutorial on finger speed exercises, but i understand scales but i need to work on my fingering.
Speed is something you gradually work, practice your scales to a metronome and each week you increase that speed in small increments. This is how you work on speed.
Warren, Ussually I have problems to run up with scales, but running down I do very well.... when I make some arpeggios running up I do very well, but running down I’m weak yet :(
You want to practice scales both ascending and descending.
Cool
Good
Thank you so much Warren! What about the chords in the scales?
What about that?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren What are the chords derived from the blue scale?
@@hortencepauni9704 we don’t think of the blues s cake that way. The blues scale is used primarily for improvisation. We don’t “play” in the blues key as we wound the minor key or the major key.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Oohh, I see. Thank you so much for clarifying that to me
hey man! really like your content, quiick question tho, is fingering important in doing the scale?
Mark Joseph Pagsuyuin yes, very important. Good fingering is what will allow you to play fast and clean.
Piano Lesson with Warren do you have any videos concerning the positioning of fingers in every min penta scale on all twelve keys? If no do you have a video talking about the technique? Thank you very much! 🙏 ill check again on your videos and try ro find a solution
Mark Joseph Pagsuyuin I have a tutorial that covers the finger for all the major pentatonic scales, it’s on my website here; pianolessonwithwarren.com/courses/the-pentatonic-scale-fingerings/
Hey Warren, does ur midi player work on mobile phones? I can’t hear anything?
Unfortunately no well, and not at all on Selene mobile devices. The mobile browsers currently isn’t powerful enough to run the play. Hopefully in the near future the mobile tech will catch up.
Never heard of major blues before
We learn something new everyday bro😊👍🏽
You’re sooo steep into this it’s intimidating watching you play🤣
🙌🏾
Major and minor pentatonic the same 🤯🤯🤯
Suas aulas são muito boas contínua ass8m.
Am I getting this right: did you mean to say the 1,2,b3,3, 5,6 is the Minor Blues in this lesson at minute about 7.23 seconds? You started out saying the Minor blues is 1,b3,4,#4, 5,b7 ?
I may have misspoke, that’s the major blues
Can you pls explain why in a video by another pianist said the
minor pentatonic is 1 3 4 5 7
Your is 1 b3 4 5 b7
What's really wrong?
Beedee Kenny unfortunately I cannot speak to another video and that they teach, you’d need to ask them that.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren I can now understand the idea of the video and yours... It goes thus:
The video explained using Aminor scales. The area where I got confused was that:
1 b3 4 5 b7 ( of Major scales )
1 3 4 5 7 ( of natural Minor scales )
Conclusion:
The other video showing pentatonic scales from natural minor scales was right..
Your video showing same pentatonic scales from Major scales was as well right...
Thanks.....
My kind of stuff.
What about adding a b7 to the minor blues scale? Is is still the minor blues scale?
Not sure I understand. The minor blues and major blues is basically the same scale, it’s just the root note change.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Oh, this is what I mean: 1 b3 4 b4 5 7 b7 8 . I've seen the minor blues scale described as that in guitar manuals, with two blue notes, one between the 4 and 5 and the other between the 7 and 8. Could this still be called a blues scale in your experience, or is it some invention that falls outside the genre?
@@balthasarte5649 that some sort of hybrid blues scale which I’m not familiar. The traditional blues is 1 b3 4 #4 5 b7 8. With that said, when playing blues we use all 12 tones of the piano as we’re often introducing other scales based on the chord structure - more advanced form of blues playing. So I can see why the guitar manual may have listed that hybrid.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Thanks man. Actually, I've made a mistake with the notation. I meant to say 1 b3 4 #4 5 b7 7 8.
i have been trying to download the midi free app but to no avail
Hello please I want to understand this, if someone says he’s playing in the ‘key’ of Fminor what key is that cos I know there are 12keys from C to B and their respective signatures and u can only make minors out of each them when they turn into chords. So why do we say the key of Fminor?
Unfortunately this question is rather complex to explain in a comment. You need to look up videos exposing tonality in music to understand the difference between major keys and minor keys
Parabéns
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