Chords for 🎹 How to play SUPER SIMPLE PREACHER CHORDS in Eb (easy gospel piano lesson tutorial)
Tempo:
71.75 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
C
Ab
A
Ebm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Hello, this is Jermaine with Piano Clubhouse.
Today we're going to show you some real simple, real beginner preacher chords.
we'll try it in E flat.
[Eb] [Fm] [C]
[Ebm] Alright.
You just kind of want to, you don't want to overpower him.
[A] off.
just come in with maybe a little diminished.
Today we're going to show you some real simple, real beginner preacher chords.
we'll try it in E flat.
[Eb] [Fm] [C]
[Ebm] Alright.
You just kind of want to, you don't want to overpower him.
[A] off.
just come in with maybe a little diminished.
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Eb
C
Ab
A
Ebm
Eb
C
Ab
_ Hello, this is Jermaine with Piano Clubhouse. _
Today we're going to show you some real simple, real beginner preacher chords.
Just some things to play behind the preacher when he gets into his tune-up.
We're going to start, we'll try it in E flat.
[Eb] E flat.
[C] _ [Eb] E flat scale.
_ [Eb] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [C] _ _
[Ebm] _ Alright.
[C] E flat, your preacher [Eb] starts to tune up.
You just kind of want to, you don't want to overpower him.
Especially when you're just starting [A] off.
When he's just getting into [Eb] his hoop.
So if he's in E flat, you may want to just hit your bass note.
And just come in with maybe a little diminished.
_ _ And what that is, is basically, _ in your right hand, you're just going to [A] start out with a diminished chord.
What a diminished chord is, is basically just half steps. _
Minor, minor steps.
[Bb] And how you find those is just three half steps.
[Ab] Let's say you want to, you're in E flat.
You're [Abm] starting in E flat.
You're going to go down.
[Ebm] One, [C] two, three.
[Eb] So don't start counting on your, on the E flat.
Start [Cm] counting on the next note.
So, that's how you find your diminished [Ebm] chord. _ _
[C] Then you can [B] even start from there.
[A] That's your next note.
[Gb] _
That's your next note.
So [Cm] those stopping notes were.
[Bb] _ _
_ _ One, two, three.
One, two, three. _ _
[Eb] _ _ And what I did was, I went from there.
To an E flat chord.
[Gbm] To an E flat major chord.
But I added _ _ a minor note in there.
[Eb] _ _ So what [Db] I did was, _ _ [Eb] _ _ I gave you [Db] a flat seven.
A [A] D flat.
_ With the E flat chord.
G, D flat, [Ab] E flat.
Minor seven.
_ [Eb] That's what I'm doing in my right hand. _ _ _
_ _ _ That's what you're doing.
Your left hand, my left hand was basically just.
_ You had your E flat going.
Then I [Cm] just hit that.
E flat with a C.
Basically you're just going to. _
Take that C up to a D flat.
[Eb] _ _ That's what I'm doing. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
And you're going to add that in there.
You're going to add the B flat. _ _ _ _
_ _ That's where we are.
We're still kind of under.
I'm kind of pushing them a little bit.
_ We're still under. _ _ _
And another chord.
It's kind of in the same pattern.
[D] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [G] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
Today we're going to show you some real simple, real beginner preacher chords.
Just some things to play behind the preacher when he gets into his tune-up.
We're going to start, we'll try it in E flat.
[Eb] E flat.
[C] _ [Eb] E flat scale.
_ [Eb] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [C] _ _
[Ebm] _ Alright.
[C] E flat, your preacher [Eb] starts to tune up.
You just kind of want to, you don't want to overpower him.
Especially when you're just starting [A] off.
When he's just getting into [Eb] his hoop.
So if he's in E flat, you may want to just hit your bass note.
And just come in with maybe a little diminished.
_ _ And what that is, is basically, _ in your right hand, you're just going to [A] start out with a diminished chord.
What a diminished chord is, is basically just half steps. _
Minor, minor steps.
[Bb] And how you find those is just three half steps.
[Ab] Let's say you want to, you're in E flat.
You're [Abm] starting in E flat.
You're going to go down.
[Ebm] One, [C] two, three.
[Eb] So don't start counting on your, on the E flat.
Start [Cm] counting on the next note.
So, that's how you find your diminished [Ebm] chord. _ _
[C] Then you can [B] even start from there.
[A] That's your next note.
[Gb] _
That's your next note.
So [Cm] those stopping notes were.
[Bb] _ _
_ _ One, two, three.
One, two, three. _ _
[Eb] _ _ And what I did was, I went from there.
To an E flat chord.
[Gbm] To an E flat major chord.
But I added _ _ a minor note in there.
[Eb] _ _ So what [Db] I did was, _ _ [Eb] _ _ I gave you [Db] a flat seven.
A [A] D flat.
_ With the E flat chord.
G, D flat, [Ab] E flat.
Minor seven.
_ [Eb] That's what I'm doing in my right hand. _ _ _
_ _ _ That's what you're doing.
Your left hand, my left hand was basically just.
_ You had your E flat going.
Then I [Cm] just hit that.
E flat with a C.
Basically you're just going to. _
Take that C up to a D flat.
[Eb] _ _ That's what I'm doing. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
And you're going to add that in there.
You're going to add the B flat. _ _ _ _
_ _ That's where we are.
We're still kind of under.
I'm kind of pushing them a little bit.
_ We're still under. _ _ _
And another chord.
It's kind of in the same pattern.
[D] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [G] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
