Chromatic Dominant Chords In Traditional Gospel Piano

Chromatic Dominant Chords In Traditional Gospel Piano

This video delves into applying chromatic dominant chords within traditional gospel music, explicitly focusing on the hymn "Down at the Cross." We explore using dominant seventh chords, chromatic movements, and substitutions to add depth and variety to your gospel piano playing. The lesson breaks down the chorus in the key of A♭, demonstrating how to integrate chromatic dominance, diminished passing chords, and advanced chord inversions to create richer, more intricate progressions. Perfect for pianists looking to elevate their skills with practical examples and detailed explanations of gospel harmony techniques.


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CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Introduction and Overview of Dominant Seventh Chords
01:03 - Exploring Chromatic Dominant Chords in Gospel Music
02:37 - Song Breakdown: "Down at the Cross" Chorus in A♭
03:35 - Basic Chord Progressions and Dominant Seventh Voicings
04:21 - Introducing Chromatic Dominant Movements
06:13 - Advanced Chromatic Techniques: Transition to vi Chord
07:14 - Walk-up Patterns and Inversions with Chromatic Dominants
08:18 - Substituting Traditional Progressions with Chromatic Movements
14:50 - Final Performance and Practice Recommendations
16:12 - Additional Resources and Membership Program Information