@@PianoLessonwithWarren I don't know . I just did it myself. But don't bother I will figure it out 🙏 thanks . Am from Cameroon . I just bought myself a piano and I started watching your videos on diminished chords . Your skills are just out of this world and I'm improving . Thanks allot 🙏
Very nice, 'The Bounce'. It reminded me of the song 'Birth', by Roy Phillips, from Tne Peddlers. Great sound, the bounce. And Roy Phillips and Warren McPherson too!
I'm a lifelong guitar guy, but I love your lessons. This sort of phrasing and voicing is very "Guitary" to my ear and mind compared to most other piano technique, as you say at 11:30 :) Lots of "slurring" and "bending" the notes (biiiiii), as you mentioned, while using lots of partial chord shapes/shells. We love anything in 6/8 too :) Cheers!
Where have you been all my life!?!?! I have been playing hymns like a white guy for 50 years, and I had no idea why. (Looks in mirror.) Oh yeah, there's that. Bless you brother, and your teaching. Subscribed.
Amazing Grace is only in 4/4 if someone who is too white is playing it. 😂 Love everything about this but Amazing Grace is in 3/4 in every hymn book I’ve ever seen.
@@PianoLessonwithWarren, I had the same thought when I came to point 1: Usually I hear this song in 3/4. It's even my impression that that is the standard version. The last thing you say is certainly true: in part 5 I noticed you played it in 4/4 again. And it sounds wonderful indeed. I am watching your video's already for more than five years, and also today I learned something and was inspired. So, keep up the good work please and thanks again!
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Sir please I'm trying to download it but a notification keeps saying it's spam
@@RinEdwards-xl7ic who’s your email provider?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren I don't know . I just did it myself. But don't bother I will figure it out 🙏 thanks . Am from Cameroon . I just bought myself a piano and I started watching your videos on diminished chords . Your skills are just out of this world and I'm improving . Thanks allot 🙏
Thanks God bless u
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This helped me a lot,I will try this on Sunday when there is no congregational music
@@AkanbiDavid-ei9wp awesome, thanks for watching:)
Warren....you are amazing. Make me shake my head in complimenting you with two thumbs up👍👍
Awe, thank you 🙏🏽 ☺️
God bless you for us brother
Thanks!
You’re welcome ☺️
Please more tutorial on church songs.
love it ,thanx sooo.want it and will learn it .praise the lord
@@Jack-fs2im nice, thanks for watching
Thanks, man for the great tips!
The way You teach is very cool!
Amazing, thanks Sir
B E A U T I F U L !!!
Thanks for watching ☺️🙌🏽
After watching this I now want to play keyboard, this is so beautiful and made to look easy. Thank you Sir!
@@MoAfrika-Afrika thanks for watching. What instrument you play?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren I play guitarist.
The video was simple to the point and great teaching
Thanks for watching :)
Really love this. Thank you sir
Thank you sir
Awesome video Warren!!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching 🙌🏽☺️
Thank you kind sir
Thanks much for this Warren. It helps a lot.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching
Thanks. Very informative, clearly explained and demonstrated, and so effective.
What a fantastic tutorial, love it and subscribed!!
Thank you 😊
Very nice, 'The Bounce'. It reminded me of the song 'Birth', by Roy Phillips, from Tne Peddlers. Great sound, the bounce. And Roy Phillips and Warren McPherson too!
Wow, exactly what I wanna see, greetings, BOBBY BEAT
@@bobbysbeats5249 thanks for watching :)
@@PianoLessonwithWarren 😄 I am watching cause is great
Great video 👍
Awesome tutorials 👍🏽
❤ loving it right there powerful
@@bhekiematsebula9375 thanks 🙏🏽
I'm a lifelong guitar guy, but I love your lessons. This sort of phrasing and voicing is very "Guitary" to my ear and mind compared to most other piano technique, as you say at 11:30 :) Lots of "slurring" and "bending" the notes (biiiiii), as you mentioned, while using lots of partial chord shapes/shells. We love anything in 6/8 too :) Cheers!
Yeah, a lot of my blues/gospel lines and phrases comes from listening to guitarists ☺️
I would like to play that Areatha Franklin style . Please teach that
Where have you been all my life!?!?! I have been playing hymns like a white guy for 50 years, and I had no idea why. (Looks in mirror.) Oh yeah, there's that.
Bless you brother, and your teaching. Subscribed.
Awesome. Thank for watching 🙏🏽😊
Great video! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks for watching ☺️
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Thank you 🙏🏽
I think we need a whole course for the chromatic walkups 😅
Yes, they sound sweet, right?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren Yes, indeed!
Or maybe 6/8 time signature
Or kinda like a swing? Isn't Lift Every Voice in 12/8?
Brother.plesae your hand rather slowly.
Amazing Grace is only in 4/4 if someone who is too white is playing it. 😂 Love everything about this but Amazing Grace is in 3/4 in every hymn book I’ve ever seen.
You’d be surprised the amount of time I hear it played in 4/4 😀. That said, I can make it sound gospel on any time signature
@@PianoLessonwithWarren, I had the same thought when I came to point 1: Usually I hear this song in 3/4. It's even my impression that that is the standard version.
The last thing you say is certainly true: in part 5 I noticed you played it in 4/4 again. And it sounds wonderful indeed.
I am watching your video's already for more than five years, and also today I learned something and was inspired. So, keep up the good work please and thanks again!
@@aanhetlicht thanks for watching and the continued support 🙌🏽☺️
You be bad !