Hillsong Live - Cornerstone - Drums

[@IzzM3]

They are the Chords. When you get into music theory, they help tell the chords.
This song is key of C.
I = 1Chord (C, major chord indicated by uppercase roman numeral)
ii = 2 Chord (Dm, minor chord which is indicated by lower case roman numeral)
iii = 3 (Em)
IV = 4 (F)
V = 5 (G)
vi = 6 (Am)
vii = 7 (Bm)
I/V = 1/5 (C/G, where G is going to the bass note you play, and C is the actual chord you play *idk how to play this)
I/iii = (C/Em, you play a regular C chord but emphasize the Top E string)

[@jasonmeinhart8525]

I l😍ve the double ghost notes during the outro. I didn't hear those on the Hillsong tracts I've heard, but they are perfect, whether it's written or not.

[@mliao1]

Down Chorus: 0:30
Turnaround: 0:50
Verse2: 1:00
Chorus: 1:30
Instrumental: 1:55
CHORUS: 2:15
Outro: 2:35

[@Funkifizied]

This is the ACTUAL HILLSONG drummer who played on this track. This must be a Hillsong training video :D

[@JasonBrown033]

Yeah, this is from back in 2013. He is one of about 4 "primary" drummers for Hillsong, but to my knowledge the only lefty...

[@JasonBrown033]

NOTE: This is also the shortened version...

[@Sawblade2009]

Nicely done. I'm not a drummer but I drum. Your video is a big help!

[@carogtr]

It's the degrees of the notes (chords really) in the scale. Lookup the Nashville number system.

[@kristiannemadriaga7484]

Thanks for help....
question....
what's the meaning of the roman numeral above???

[@goodfela34]

what meinl cymbal is that?

[@rafa_0711]

21"/22" byzance traditional medium ride