Churchy High Praise Progression | 3-6-2-5-1 | Hammond Organ Chords | C Sharp 

Thank you!

I’m with you on that brother!

I swear

@@malgid5711 02:29 to 02:30 is chromatically ascending diminished chords. Foot bass goes chromatically up from G -> Db The hands play a mix between two and three notes, the third note being added in the middle when convenient for the thumb: G - Db - Bb | Ab - B | A - Eb - C | Bb - E - Db | B - D | C - Gb - E | Db - G - E 02:31 to 02:32 is a 2-5 to Ab7 Eb7b9 (same chord as the run ended on, Db - G - E) to Ab7 - Ab in bass, C - Gb - Eb to Ab7 altered: Foot: Ab L.H.: Gb, C R.H.: E major triad (technically f flat = flat 13, Ab = root, B natural = sharp 9). and 02:32 to 02:35 is a Db minor pentatonic scale; Db, Fb (or E for ease), Gb, Ab, C flat. Spice it up with G natural for that bluesy sound.

transpose it yourself its better for you in the long run as a musician

sorry, my above comment was supposed to go on the 7 3 6 2 video in Ab.

It's similar to what I explained in reply to sibonisochris Sibiya's comment. Hope that helps. It's chromatically ascending diminished spread triads starting at G - Db - Bb.

just learn It a half step down.

Hello, thanks for stopping by. Great point! I try to teach all keys, but start with the keys i believe are most popular. But I hope we try to learn all keys in the end.

C# is more popular on the organ. Thank you for the tutorial.

Thanks will keep this in mind

@@EmmanuelArtistry great, and thank you! I'll keep practicing. Do you have any tips on how to learn and be proficient in all keys?

What I did, I spent as much time as I could, learning a song in all keys. Take something easy, "Mary had a little lamb", play it in C, then Db, and keep going up. Once mastered, try something a bit harder.

@@EmmanuelArtistry ah I see. What I find frustrating is that I can play really well in C#, Ab and some of the other black keys, but when I need to play in b, for example, I have not a clue what's going on