Warren, this was a in-depth teaching. Let me just pull back the curtain ... The Re harmonization, chord voicing and chord-substitution really creates a beautiful masterpiece. And the turn around at the end is quite musically creative. Gives me something to work on. Thank you for sharing your god-given talent with the world. We really do appreciate you.
Awesome video as usual Warren Sir. If you are trying to learn gospel music, theory, or whatever, this channel is a must! Bless you man and your channel will only continue to grow. Thanks man and God bless.
Hi bro , As usual was waiting eagerly for your tutorial . This morning I was driving my bike with earphones in my ear . I did not see this video and was just listening to it . Oh my god what an impact it had in my spirit while I was just listening . I could feel the bubbling in my heart and overwhelming with joy when you use those chords . God bless you bro and you are and will be a blessing of many thousands . And this is one of my favourite song too . Thank you once again from the bottom of my heart . Keep going ...😁
John Angel what’s that song again? I don’t remember the names of everyone on the channel. Also it’s important to know I have a laundry list of already requested songs, you’ll have to wait a bit.
Thanks for your time to post this impactful video to us !!! May God bless you I would like to ask you to bring back ear training video referring to the intervals hearing especially on perfect 4 or perfect fifth because i find out difficult to distinguish them (i watched the video you posted about it : hearing what you hear ) and i can imitate the sound when asked to tell how perfect 4 sound but in a contextual or in a song structure i cannot figure it out Please help as you always good and responsive to me
Know where to put is actually not difficult. Here are some ideas: 1. When the singer/congregation singing a long note 2. At the end of the song 3. The end of a verse or chorus 4. When there no singing happening
I have 3 requests for future lessons and one question: Requests: • Can you please break down Amazing Grace? • Please explain the super-fast runs up and down the piano that you do and the context of where you apply them (over which chords). • Please teach more on advanced rhythm. I did enjoy the one rhythm lesson I saw you posted. One of my piano teachers said that for advanced rhythm, I have to treat the piano like a drum, but unfortunately, that was about all they could tell me about how to do it. Question: • I’ve been taught that the 1, 4 and 5 chords are the root of most songs. But learning that has put my understanding in a box. I’m not sure about the functionality of the others: minor 2nd, minor 3rd, minor 6th, and diminished 7th. Are these just filler chords? Does that mean that the 1, 4, and 5 are the main chords of the song and everything thing else are just passing chords to get to the 1, 4, and 5?
Statesman63 to understand more about chord progressions you need to be learning songs on the regular, at least 2 songs a week. This is when you’ll begin to the patterns. Song use a lot more than just 1-4-5 progression
Think of it this way m; 1. Major Scales - and the 7 modes derived from the major scale 2. Minor scales - and their 7 derived modes 3. Blues Scale 5. Pentatonic scale. If you think of it this way then all of a sudden it feel simpler. It gets crazy hard when you think of each scale isolated by it self. Most of these scales are just derivatives of either the major scale or the minor scales, so practice to see them this way.
Hi Warren. I was going through all of your lessons from the beginning and I noticed that lesson number 31 is missing. Don't know if you deliberately took that one down. And one more question: I am considering purchasing a new digital keyboard/piano. I am looking at a GHS Weighted Keys by Yamaha where the lower keys are heavier and the upper keys are lighter, like an acoustic piano. Do you have any other suggestions in considering which keyboard/piano to purchase? Thanks!
That's a very good question, my friend. This system was developed hundreds of years ago with early music theory and instrument tuning. If you want to dive deeper into this topic, check out this post. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enharmonic
That’s wonderful man. I’d highly suggest you join my program. You don’t want to waste time trying to figure out what to work on and how to work On it. In my program there step by step guidance of what to do and how to do it so you can actually make progress really quickly. Check out the courses here: pianolessonwithwarren.com/all-courses/
Using the number of the cord in the key makes it easy to transpose. F #. Great! Everything # except B. Turn arounds... 👍. We have long winded people who decide to talk, pray, testify in the middle of the song. These cords could be used for that too.
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Came for the lesson and was taken straight to the throne. Praise God
MoG,
God bless you. I wanna play like you one day. Your lessons are very informative and so down to earth. Keep doing what you do.
Warren, this was a in-depth teaching. Let me just pull back the curtain ... The Re harmonization, chord voicing and chord-substitution really creates a beautiful masterpiece. And the turn around at the end is quite musically creative. Gives me something to work on. Thank you for sharing your god-given talent with the world. We really do appreciate you.
Wonderful i love that so much God bless you
I love the way you play Gospels music! Hope to learn more from u! I'm blessed😊 thank u
my Mentor Warren I salute you sir. you`re the best ever. God bless you and all your family
Thank you bro, and may God bless you and the family as well 😊
Wow Bro. Warren the possibilities are ENDLESS🎶🎹🎶🎹🎶🎹🎶🎹
WOW!!!
(Worshipping On Wednesday)
Thanks Warren you are such a blessing.
When you "sing" the chord progression...priceless!
Once a Blessing always a Blessing
Thanks 🙏🏾
The best pianist
Kettlyne Michel best best
May God reward you sir you have been a blessing to me
Love it all, keep doing what u do best Mr.Warren and God bless.
Super bro...I m from India may God bless u always n ur family
Mr.Warren your finishing My Words to be saying about your tutorials, ok is your a special kind of Musicians Genius..
😂😂😂 awe thanks bro 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
Brilliant as ever
Thanks a lot sir. You have brought up many pianists. You have really helped me upgrade.
Thanks bro, glad I’m able to help improve your skills 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
Thank you for these videos, really want to take a coffie in the morning and play these gospel songs. Sounds beautiful!
Thanks Jesper 😊❤️
Thanks for listening Warren and reposting. I really appreciate you! This is what I wanted to see.
You’re welcome 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
Following from nairobi kenya.. Good job my teacher
thanks Warren, I really need this in our worship service
You’re welcome bro 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
This lesson is on point bro!The concept and sound is awesome almost heavenly! This is what I'm talking 'bout,real gospel.Thanks bro.,time to practice!
Always grateful thanks bro
You’re welcome 😉
Always excellent and priceless tutorial. Appreciated. God bless. Greetings from Scotland
Thank you 🙏🏾
Great lesson I love it
You is a amazing person.
Thank you Robert 😊🙏🏾👍🏽
really thanks for tips and tricks to enjoy play piano. Great videos
Awesome video as usual Warren Sir.
If you are trying to learn gospel music, theory, or whatever, this channel is a must! Bless you man and your channel will only continue to grow. Thanks man and God bless.
Thank you for your continued support brother 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
The LORD bless you Warren I follow your lessons from Kenya.
Bravo and thank you!
Beautiful ❤️
Hi bro ,
As usual was waiting eagerly for your tutorial . This morning I was driving my bike with earphones in my ear . I did not see this video and was just listening to it . Oh my god what an impact it had in my spirit while I was just listening . I could feel the bubbling in my heart and overwhelming with joy when you use those chords . God bless you bro and you are and will be a blessing of many thousands . And this is one of my favourite song too . Thank you once again from the bottom of my heart . Keep going ...😁
Thank you for watching and for the heart ❤️ felt comment, you’re appreciated my brother 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
Nice tutorial. Please keep doing that kind of videos👏👏👏
You’re welcome 😉
This is good. I'm definitely going to watch this next to my keyboard later
Definitely do that bro, then report your results here 😊
Thanks alot
#100 video will be a bomb 💣
Thanks you have helped me alot
John
Why you 💣 the channel bro? 😂😂😂 thanks man, video #100 will be on ear training 😊
Am sure it would be worth it,
But pls don’t forget the song I requested help with
John Angel what’s that song again? I don’t remember the names of everyone on the channel.
Also it’s important to know I have a laundry list of already requested songs, you’ll have to wait a bit.
The content is soooo amazing!
Good stuff as always!
i love you man 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 thank you for this tutorial
Thanks bro 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
I love this thanks so much sir.
You’re welcome 😉
Wowww loved it
Brother thank you!
what a magical sound
This is great
Really appreciated.... nuff blessings from yard
Respect mi general ✊🏾
Thank you bro.
No problem👍
Peter Maley you’re welcome 😉
Great
Awesome
My teacher
Thanks for your time to post this impactful video to us !!! May God bless you
I would like to ask you to bring back ear training video referring to the intervals hearing especially on perfect 4 or perfect fifth because i find out difficult to distinguish them (i watched the video you posted about it : hearing what you hear ) and i can imitate the sound when asked to tell how perfect 4 sound but in a contextual or in a song structure i cannot figure it out
Please help as you always good and responsive to me
I actually have a full course coming out in this soon 😊👍🏽🙏🏾
Could you do a video about choosing where to put glissandos or arpeggios?
Know where to put is actually not difficult. Here are some ideas:
1. When the singer/congregation singing a long note
2. At the end of the song
3. The end of a verse or chorus
4. When there no singing happening
I have 3 requests for future lessons and one question:
Requests:
• Can you please break down Amazing Grace?
• Please explain the super-fast runs up and down the piano that you do and the context of where you apply them (over which chords).
• Please teach more on advanced rhythm. I did enjoy the one rhythm lesson I saw you posted. One of my piano teachers said that for advanced rhythm, I have to treat the piano like a drum, but unfortunately, that was about all they could tell me about how to do it.
Question:
• I’ve been taught that the 1, 4 and 5 chords are the root of most songs. But learning that has put my understanding in a box. I’m not sure about the functionality of the others: minor 2nd, minor 3rd, minor 6th, and diminished 7th. Are these just filler chords? Does that mean that the 1, 4, and 5 are the main chords of the song and everything thing else are just passing chords to get to the 1, 4, and 5?
Statesman63 to understand more about chord progressions you need to be learning songs on the regular, at least 2 songs a week. This is when you’ll begin to the patterns. Song use a lot more than just 1-4-5 progression
HELLO SIR why cant l download the midi and pls can you do tis so sweet in advance level.....More anointing
Please do some on worship talk music on fsharp.. I love your lessons.
Excellent, how many scales do u know?
Think of it this way m;
1. Major Scales - and the 7 modes derived from the major scale
2. Minor scales - and their 7 derived modes
3. Blues Scale
5. Pentatonic scale.
If you think of it this way then all of a sudden it feel simpler. It gets crazy hard when you think of each scale isolated by it self. Most of these scales are just derivatives of either the major scale or the minor scales, so practice to see them this way.
Hi Warren. On Midiculous website it says the free version only plays LMS/LMW files. is that still ok?
Yes, I make the LMS file available in the download as well, which is even better as its midi and audio combine
Thanks soooo much for doing fsharp..hoyeee
Please do a tutorial on the key of G
Hi Warren. I was going through all of your lessons from the beginning and I noticed that lesson number 31 is missing. Don't know if you deliberately took that one down.
And one more question: I am considering purchasing a new digital keyboard/piano. I am looking at a GHS Weighted Keys by Yamaha where the lower keys are heavier and the upper keys are lighter, like an acoustic piano. Do you have any other suggestions in considering which keyboard/piano to purchase? Thanks!
I think that one is fine. The keyboard used in all my tutorials is the Yamaha DGX-650
Here's tutorial #31 ruclips.net/video/KIC4yHDKOYs/видео.html
Are your lessons still active?
Not sure I understand this question
Which scale are u running on that flat 7 chord E9😶
What section of the video?
Scale @ 11:34
Biggie Chiremba its E Lydian scale
Newbie question. F# is also G flat. If all the keys are the same, what makes you call it either key you're playing in?
That's a very good question, my friend. This system was developed hundreds of years ago with early music theory and instrument tuning. If you want to dive deeper into this topic, check out this post. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enharmonic
*hey Warren, I'm in my 30's and I want to learn piano. I can dedicate 2 hours per day to this. What do you suggest?*
That’s wonderful man. I’d highly suggest you join my program. You don’t want to waste time trying to figure out what to work on and how to work On it. In my program there step by step guidance of what to do and how to do it so you can actually make progress really quickly.
Check out the courses here: pianolessonwithwarren.com/all-courses/
Phil Thomson
Song title: My worship
I requested it two months ago
Who’s the artist
Piano Lesson with Warren Phil Thompson
100
Using the number of the cord in the key makes it easy to transpose. F #. Great! Everything # except B. Turn arounds... 👍. We have long winded people who decide to talk, pray, testify in the middle of the song. These cords could be used for that too.
That’s true 😊👍🏽🙏🏾