I don't know if all songs are based on Ode to joy song or Song/Hymn of joy song, Warren. but why is it called Joyful we adore you song with the same melody?
Hi Warren, in 2:08, regarding the Gadd9/B, is there many ways to play this chord, depending which voicing sounds good? 😃 As a beginner, I'll always just follow the sequence GABD if I play Gadd9. But I can see you use B as the bass, and then ADG on the right, while I will just strictly follow GABD again or perhaps omit the B, but I won't immediately have the idea of using ADG. 😅 When deciding which sequence to play, is that we have to consider which sounds better though it is just the same chord with different sequence.
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The video aims to teach viewers how to re-harmonize hymns using various chord substitutions and extensions for a fresh musical interpretation.
very nice
And can you make a part two please? :)) I love it so much
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What sorcery is that!
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How do u know the chords that follows the melody so I can start playing any melody with chords in my right hand
You have to learn the chords first either by ear ( if you have the skill) or from a chord chart.
I don't know if all songs are based on Ode to joy song or Song/Hymn of joy song, Warren. but why is it called Joyful we adore you song with the same melody?
Hi Warren!can you show chords for the song called center of my joy pls!!
Hi Warren, in 2:08, regarding the Gadd9/B, is there many ways to play this chord, depending which voicing sounds good? 😃
As a beginner, I'll always just follow the sequence GABD if I play Gadd9. But I can see you use B as the bass, and then ADG on the right, while I will just strictly follow GABD again or perhaps omit the B, but I won't immediately have the idea of using ADG. 😅
When deciding which sequence to play, is that we have to consider which sounds better though it is just the same chord with different sequence.
I usually play it that way if not in root position
U meant g dominant 7 with the b9 ? Cuz when u showed g 7 at first , f wasn't the seven it was f#
Thank you for this beautiful song. What chords did you use in 8 seconds between 2:56-3:04?
G/D > Eb#5 > Em11 > Bdim7/Bb > F9#5/A > D9
@@joshuadelmundo3702 isn't that Bb7b9?
@@samshaven3573 yeah, it is.. i did just experiment some complicated chords hahaha!
Hi this is Lewis
Whatmidi software are you using that shows left hand chords in one color and right hand chords in a different color?
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Hi warren, cannot find this hymn in the at the website.
Unfortunately it’s no longer available.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren its ok. The website and practice path has revealed alot to me. I have discovered am a later beginner and am working to enter into intermediate by working on the basics. The content in the website is so rich and i recommend anybody who has not gone there to give it a try. Thanks for thoughtful organization and arrangement of the site. God bless
Can i have the music sheet pleaseee
Unfortunately it’s not available
Ohhh okay.... Btw, thank you for the wonderful arrangement! Praise the Lord! I love it so much.
music sheet please