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Excellent.
Perfect lesson for me.
In your hands it seems so easy but… awesome job!
I appreciate you my brother!
Love your playing sir…💥✌
Thank you for this video it's intressting
Hello Warren,what logiciel you use for the piano Above you
Listen… Those chords at 20:53…. OMG….. 😭😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Love love LOVE. SO glad your advert popped up… I'm just teaching myself piano now and you have become one of my teachers even though this is the first video I've seen of yours. Fantastic teaching method!!! And you better SANNNGGGGG😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Easy way to remember Db Ma Scale: Play all the black keys and choose
(the-white-key-on-the-right) every time you get to a black-key gap.
Also B Major is the same (just pick the note on the left in each gap.)
(F#/Gb Major: Always choose the one nearest the 3 black keys…)
Hey Warren. Very beautiful tutorial, but my…what a even more beautiful voice you have. You should really be touring around and singing for God's people. Anyone can learn to play piano, but not anyone is born with a voice to sing like you. You should really use it for Gods glory and see how He will bless you. I don't know much about you but if not yet, then you must make a worship cd. It will really be a blessing.
Is this channel a scam? Sorry bro, that was no lesson at all! What do you expect anyone to learn from that? For beginners and intermediates? You just riff around in Dflat? are you taking meds?
I love that but you need to go a little slower
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Am in Africa Kenya
Please I need you so much sir
My Son is learning pia please can you teach him sir
Please sir, I need your help
Good one
You are super
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Serious stuff. Amazing work brother. Blessed by this. Thanks alot
I really don't like it when you are writing over the piano…it blocks our view from seeing your finger position
Warren please play some chords in f# too
Thanks bro for your teaching more grace.pls can I add you on WhatsApp
Thank you so much for these explanations
I wish I can play keys like you one day.. Too beautiful Sir.
Hello Mr. Warren. Once more thanks for the tutoring. Sir, please I have a question: you explained to us that when I'm moving from a 1 to 5 I can use the Dominat 7 of the key im going to. In other words (in the key of C) when moving from C to G major i can play a D7. Mr Warren im having problems voicing the D7. Please how can I voice it. Thank you
Wowwww this is great please can you help me with progression to practice
Can someone break it down for me o don't really understand 😔
Also, yesterday as I was practicing on my piano I came across one concept you teached us: the Diminished 7 chord. It was so great. I'm thankful to you for the video. Yes C dim7 is the same as D# dim 7; same as F# dim 7; same as A dim 7. Thx a lot .
Mr Warren. Happy New Year. May this year bring you a lot of Joy and Happiness. May the Lord continue to Bless you
You are not a content provider ma man. You are a teacher. And a pretty awesome one. Thanks
Great Teacher!!!! This was the missing eggs to my cake!!!!
I enjoyed the lesson but i think it will be better to use a key either than D flat since its a new concept we are learning
This guy is such a good teacher
I feel in love with your videos specifically because towards the end of all of your videos you go off like that and show me what I’m working towards! Thank you again!!! You light the 🔥!!!
Am loving this and being Educated.
Thank You So much for Explaining again i did send my Student keep on Watching 👀 your Lessons
Wow this is super mind blowing… ! Please can I have on WhatsApp for more lessons ?
I really need to buy some courses from you sir but i don't know how, Ur play of the piano is a blessing to me
This is awesomely fantastic..thanks for this it has made me to believe that I can learn..kudos professor💪💪
woww….God bless u
One of the best teacher for me!!
that smile: 8:30 🙂
This is great. But please this is a request. I can you frequently use Key F in more of your tutorial videos. Most of us play and feel comfortable with F
Hi Warren,
I really love your videos; as a matter of fact I think they are extremely helpful for players at all levels but I get a little confused sometimes. For instance when u count beats and use nashville numbers I get lost sometimes as to which u are referring to. eg. When u say 7 1 I try to process exactly what u mean. Are you saying 7 as in diminished chord 7 (7th chord of a diatonic scale) or 7 as in a beat count? Also I get a little confused when u throw too many inversions around (It may also have to do with your voicing of the chords). Dont get me wrong, it started out great and I really loved the going pro section in the end but (in my opinion) for a "beginner and intermediate level" I felt it could have been simplified a little more whilst still maintaining the same level of progressive complexity.
If a noob like myself may dare to speak I would probably suggest u keep the inversions in the left hand or bass whilst the right hand plays the chords in root position so its easier to spot whats going on. Another reason why I say this is because not all of us are familiar with the diatonic chords of the 12 unique keys. That coupled with a mix of nashville numbers, beat counts and inversions leaves the mind slightly blown if not alot. The last thing I would like to add for everybody's convenience is maybe to use a key we are all familiar with (Beginner to Advanced level of players). For example the key of C is almost everybody's first go to since they are all white keys. Explaining the basic concept (like you usually do) will equip us to apply the basic principles to other keys as we learn them or as we advance.
Despite all that I (a noob) have pointed out I do acknowledge the fact that you may feel this is probably something reserved for people who register for "Piano lessons with Warren" (which I probs should register too) but I humbly and wholeheartedly beseech you to consider my comment for future lessons. I'm eager to learn from an amazing talent like yourself and please continue to be an inspiration to us all. Much love from Africa – Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤
Sincerely,
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Ps: The LMV files thing u talked about didn't work for me. Oh and I love your voice; I wouldn't be surprised if you play (quite sure) and sing (maybe) in Church.
God bless brother 🙏.
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