Скачать или смотреть 🎹 This 736 Gospel Progression Makes Any Hymn Sound Amazing (E♭ Lesson)

What do “Blessed Assurance,” “How Great Thou Art,” and “What a Friend We Have in Jesus” all have in common?
They use a powerful standard gospel progression that gives hymns that rich, soulful church sound.
In this lesson, I teach you the 736 minor 514 progression in the key of E♭, break down each chord step-by-step, and show you how to apply it directly to real hymns you already play.
If you’ve ever wanted your hymn playing to sound more expressive, more gospel, and less “basic chords only”… this is for you.

We cover:
The 7–3–6 movement (built on 2-5-1 concepts)
Altered dominant options (♭9 and ♯9)
Voicing tips to avoid doubling notes
How to move from minor 5 to 4 smoothly
Real hymn applications
You’ll see exactly how this progression fits into:
“What a Friend We Have in Jesus”
“Blessed Assurance”

Once you understand this concept, you’ll start hearing it everywhere.
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Chapters:
00:00 – What Do These Hymns Have in Common?
00:44 – The Standard Gospel Progression Explained
01:02 – 736 Minor 514 in the Key of E♭
01:28 – The 7 Chord (D Half-Diminished)
01:48 – The 3 Chord (G7 Altered Options)
02:17 – The 6 Chord (C Minor 7)
02:28 – Avoid Doubling Notes (Pro Voicing Tip)
02:57 – The Minor 5 to 4 Movement
03:42 – Slow Playthrough of the Full Progression
04:00 – Applying It to “What a Friend We Have in Jesus”
05:50 – Applying It to “Blessed Assurance”
06:37 – How This Progression Creates the Gospel Sound