Chords for Oh How Wondrous by John P. Kee - SONG OF THE MONTH

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_ [N] Another video by VA Music Ministries.
Today we have Song of the Month.
And the song that
we have for Song of the Month is Oh How Wonderful by John P.
T.
and we're going to focus on
chords and positions related to the song.
So, people know the chords and positions are
really important.
So, we're going to start off with the scales and the key of [Db] C sharp.
So, C sharp is the 1.
Or actually, let's go with flat.
_ Usually, [N] we want to call it B flat.
It's kind of easier to remember.
You know, we say flat, we say swank.
It is more for like intermediate people, but more
people that are advanced, you know what I'm [Db] talking about.
So, D flat is the 1, E [F] flat is the 2, F is the [Bm] 3, G [Abm] flat is the 4, A flat [Bb] is the 5, B
flat [G] is the 6, C is [Ab] the 7, [Db] and then back to D flat with the 1.
[Gb] _ _ Alright, so what we're going to do is start off with [Eb] on the 5.
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_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] So, [Db] let's start off with that.
Left hand.
Now, for beginners, just play A flat in your left hand.
[Bbm] Right hand would be B flat, D flat, [Db] F, and A flat.
Or you can just play it like this.
D flat major over A flat.
[Eb] For more advanced, play it like this.
A flat, [Gb] E flat, G flat, [Ebm] right hand.
[Eb] B flat, D flat, F, and A flat.
_ _ You're going to hit it twice.
So, hit it once, hit it twice.
[F] And go up a whole step.
You're taking every chord up a whole step.
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[F] Alright, you [Eb] can even probably do it.
_ [F] You can probably, you know, do [Eb] something like that, but it just goes.
_ [F] Alright, so now we're on the 6.
B flat, [Fm] F, A flat.
Right hand, [F] C, E flat, G, and B flat.
And really, this is like, [Eb] _
you know, that church chord.
If you was in A flat. _ _ _ _
[F] And then, you was in B flat playing that church chord.
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_ _ [Ab] _ [F] You got those chords. _ _
Now, let me show you the next part.
[Gb] The left hand is doing B flat, [Ebm] E flat, G flat, B flat.
My right hand is going E flat, G flat, B flat, G [Bb] flat.
So, you got [Ebm] B flat and E flat.
E flat and G [Gb] flat.
You got G flat and B flat.
And then you got B flat and D [Ebm] flat.
[Gb] And then go back to G flat and B flat. Alright, so. _
_ _ [E] Now, let me show you this.
Your left hand is E, A flat, B, [Abm] E flat.
My right hand is A flat, B, E flat, G flat.
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