I love these types of videos to spice up piano improv time! Thank you for sharing!! I hope you have lots more in all kinds of styles coming in the future!!
Nice gospel basics! Gospel can get complicated, so it's nice to see a bridge to more advanced concepts. And the download earned you a Subscribe from me!
Great video Tim, you gave some very good ideas! I just wanna correct you over the "gospel" cadence: it seems you were treating that as a plagal cadence, since you played a IV on the right hand. In truth, since you're playing a G as bass, the F triad's notes work as the b7, the 9 and the 4 (or 11), in order to create a G9sus4 (or G11), which is nothing but a V7. Thus, we have just another kind of perfect cadence, just more "gospel". I hope I was helpful. Best regards :)
Thank you for sharing these tips. Had a lot of fun with it. The 2 (+5), 3, 1 jingle at the right moment is very effective. Looking forward to part 2. Would be really cool if you could take a lead sheet and show how one would apply these to an actual song to spice things up effectively.
Thank you, Tim; this was just the ticket, for me. Liked & Subscribed. As a (late) piano beginner whose direction is gospel styles of playing, your lesson provided exactly the clues I needed at this point. These walk-ups reminded me of 'Love Letters' ua-cam.com/video/cZMTkQrMgQs/v-deo.html which is a style I love.
I love learning how it's just little motifs that give certain musical styles their unique and easily-recognized qualities
Yup - check out montunos for how to make music sound Latin 👍
It’s nice how these simple concepts overlap with country music
thank you so much, great class , from argentina
Thank you for teaching this. I am a church pianist and these things really help me.
pleasure!
@8:01 asks what do you think
Me: I think I love it. This has inspired me, and relit that flame I once had before. Praise God! Thank you!
Oh wow Michael - that’s amazing. Enjoy it!
Thank you for showing us that “missing something” and it was such a simple something that was missing from my playing. (self taught)
You’re welcome! Good luck and enjoy 😊
Very well presented
Why thank you!
Beautiful
😍
Great lesson
Enjoyable info and well explained
Great thaks for lesson 😊
Perfect lesson for what I want to learn and explained really well !!!
Gracious
Glad you liked it!
Very useful, thank you
Exactly what i was looking for 🤌
Great
First visit to your site. Well done Now I have to try to play something i have wanted to try for a long time. Well done.
Good luck Louis
First time I’ve seen your video and I’m blown away!! Great instructions to follow. Now to my keyboard 👍👏🏻
Good luck and enjoy Rita.
Nice!!!
I love these types of videos to spice up piano improv time! Thank you for sharing!! I hope you have lots more in all kinds of styles coming in the future!!
Glad you like them! I’ll do my best 👍
Nice gospel basics! Gospel can get complicated, so it's nice to see a bridge to more advanced concepts. And the download earned you a Subscribe from me!
Sweet! Thanks - I hope I can provide more to come!
Thank you
Awesome! THANK YOU.
Wow! 👌. Just subscribed to your channel!
Awesome
Video very interesting; good job, thank you. Now it's my turn
Thank you greatly needed 😂
Happy to help!
I've loved this,more ideas teach
Great
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Great video Tim, you gave some very good ideas! I just wanna correct you over the "gospel" cadence: it seems you were treating that as a plagal cadence, since you played a IV on the right hand. In truth, since you're playing a G as bass, the F triad's notes work as the b7, the 9 and the 4 (or 11), in order to create a G9sus4 (or G11), which is nothing but a V7. Thus, we have just another kind of perfect cadence, just more "gospel". I hope I was helpful. Best regards :)
Always appreciate corrections like this as it means I can learn too. Thank you!
That was great thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello I wish you could do more Gospel piano tutorials. Thank you
Thanks Joshi. I might see if I can get some other gospel experts to create some videos as I'm no expert here!
Love traditional gospel. Thank you so much! Great lesson. Keep this type coming. Love & peace
I’ll do my best
Thank yo so much !
Thx! Now it looks like TopMusic is Tim’s exclusive channel.
Thank you so much! I am really able to use that in many places. Great job.
Yeeha!
Loving this! Really cooooolll!
Cheers!
This is so cool. I've never learned this before. Thank you!
Cool 😎
Great video! Thank you very much!!
Cheers 🥂
Thanks, Tim. Great tips!
Cheers Maria
Really fun indeed and sounds wonderful! Thank you!
Cheers Betty!
👍👍👍
Show mannn
Why does that first style of walk up makes me think of a Temptation’s song
Tks for PDF
Pleasure
Thank you for sharing these tips. Had a lot of fun with it. The 2 (+5), 3, 1 jingle at the right moment is very effective. Looking forward to part 2. Would be really cool if you could take a lead sheet and show how one would apply these to an actual song to spice things up effectively.
Thanks Pieter - will see what I can do!
Thank you, Tim; this was just the ticket, for me. Liked & Subscribed. As a (late) piano beginner whose direction is gospel styles of playing, your lesson provided exactly the clues I needed at this point. These walk-ups reminded me of 'Love Letters' ua-cam.com/video/cZMTkQrMgQs/v-deo.html which is a style I love.
Thanks so much!
Egg Cell Ent
Thanks