Harmonizing Any Melody On Piano Made Easy!

The video discusses how to harmonize any melody and provides guidance for doing so.
Before reharmonization and substitution, it is important to understand how to harmonize a basic melody.
The course offers guidelines and decision-making techniques for adding chords to melodies.
The instructor demonstrates harmonization by composing a new melody and adding chords to it.
The video showcases the different harmonic decisions that can be made by changing the tonality of a melody, particularly between major and minor keys.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:22 - how to harmonize a basic melody
3:38 - Melody in a Minor Key
5:15 - Reharmonization

[cutsmayne]

Hey Warren! You are a great talent and teacher, your videos are very informational and helpful. I've been playing for 17 years and I am always coming back to your channel to learn more theory. THANK YOU!! You're THE BEST piano teacher on YouTube hands down.

[augustineacheampong]

May God blessed you, for your time, and your good heart you have for we the upcoming musicians.

[emmanuelerinwusi]

More of this Warren... I'm loving your videos man!!

[chrishantha]

I heard your melody like of 'You are my hiding place ' hymn. Beautiful

[juangarcia]

One word to describe this, Beautiful!!!!

[khwekhutrendy]

I love your teachings.. God bless you

[augustineacheampong]

Always stay blessed and may he the Lord always protect you...

[jennywren]

I love this Warren, and was pleasantly surprised hearing the second version. Unfortunately my broadband is too slow for even a speed test here in the UK. Sheet music on Amazon would be welcome, even though I class myself a beginner and I need time to absorb this. Two thumbs up and I shall listen again. Jennifer.

[michaelcollinsmusic]

Thank you tutor..
That was educating

[kfc]

It sounds like it should be a national anthem

[dipanshusingh]

Sir when to use inversions in left hand.

[souviksen]

Do you have or know of any book/DVD from which I could learn everything possible. I'm more or less at an intermediate level. I noticed how you came up with so many chord extensions on the spot and harmonized those melodies. I'm also very interested in neo soul and gospel. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[sebastiansenderski]

Warren, you're an absolute treasure to beginning musicians. So much knowledge and the fact that you share this knowledge (for a lot cheaper than I thought) is just downright incredible and I'd like to thank you for that. I have a question, though and if I can get any feedback I'd be absolutely humbled. I was trying to find a way to memorize different chord shapes and inversions in many octaves and I noticed a little "formula" for creating maj7 chords (for example) Let's say you want to play a Cmaj7 chord. I noticed that you can achieve it by playing a Cmaj chord in your left hand and an Emin chord in your right hand (which is the 3rd degree of the Cmaj scale) and that "1st degree - 3rd degree" formula SEEMS to work for every maj7 chord in every key. My question is: Is that approach correct or may it lead to some poor habits in the future.. or is it something that advanced players think about when they're playing extended chords? Again, any feedback would be greatly appreciated and God Bless You, Warren!

[gerardkirkpatricksanchez]

It sounds like, "you are my hiding place." :)

[ampro]

Can you create a tutorial on how to play a minor key

[mujewesley]

Hi Warren I have been watching you on YouTube you teach so well

[medea_schra]

At the end it sounds like the phantom of the opera :o :)

[johnellison]

This sounds very much like "Some Day My Prince Will Come".

[WilliamWangolJames]

Beautiful but a bit advanced for me right now :)

[DesmondKOwusu]

woow. i like your shirt. how do i get a copy