Worship chords in C Major [ for beginners ]

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Uploaded by on Dec 9, 2010

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  • Why I'm I using flatted notes if I'm playing in C- major? These notes outside of the C- major scale are used to form ALTERED CHORDS like #9#5 chords, #9b5 chords etc. You need to do a study on Altered Chords to get the gist of what I'm trying to put across to you.

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  • @BadLaunion Simply, he's actually switching to the harmonic minor scale and using it to build that particular chord that has the Ab (G#) note in it.

    The song is in C/Am so instead of your C D E F G A B scale you sharp the 5th note and get C D E F G# A B. This new scale is called the harmonic minor scale and would be the A harmonic minor in this case.

  • I don't understand if it's C major .. why are you using the flat keys?

  • This is great technology and beautiful music! Thanks, BB+

  • This is a very easy way of learning. Thanks. Keep up the good work.

  • good

  • thnx that helped alot

  • just made a track with the same progressions

    4-5-6

    this is nice

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