Chord Lesson: How to add depth to your chords

Hey,
In this video I basiclly show how to add a Major7th and a 9th to your chords to add some nice effects.

This is fairly simply stuff so don't flame me if you are an advanced pianist =) Thanks,

Ben

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[KassadiNicole13]

So so so helpful! Thanks a ton!

[soho2014]

I love it.

[raymondmar]

thanks! You sound like you can be a great teacher.

[jvanthof]

Don't worry about your videos being "too long"!! It's all very interesting and useful!! Not the slightest bit boring!! Thanks so much!!

[Joramboo]

Thanks this has given me more insight in the piano!

[akamarutv]

When exactly do you use a dominant 13? It's sound is very different from a plain dominant chord and just can not substitute a dominant normally it doesn't sound right. And when do you use a maj13 chord? What would be a good voicing for the major 13 chord? Chord progression examples? I'm learning alot from copying people's jazzy chords by ear and I'd appreciate some info on these two chords because I can't find it elsewhere. You know a major 13 chord is a major scale all notes played at once lol

[mrsondog]

Thanks so much man. Really, thanks! I would have quit playing 6 times by now if it weren't for you and all the other selfless people out there sharing.

[djslipdisk]

You're great mate. really nice easy to understand, I wish you were my piano teacher dude! ;-)

[billhiltonbiz]

Whoops - last comment intended to be @Felix2036!

[maty7976321]

Cmaj9#11 Sounds also very Nice:D