Hammond Organ 101 - Tips For Piano Players (L#10)

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[MA-nhon]

I'm a working keyboardist. Not only is this individual a brilliant organist, his command of music theory is outstanding. Mad respect.

[joanhagans]

Thank you so much. I was told to do with my left hand what I do with my right hand before, but you showed how to do that. I appreciate you.

[JohnKing-yrxn]

Literally was searching for this 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾‼️

[tpus]

Thanks, this is great for me! I just need some really beginning stuff to help me switch over from piano to organ. This was perfect for me! More tips like this would be awesome.

[mikecole]

This is the best organ video on youtube

[SkyNelson]

thanks, that was awesome. I have been playing piano for forty years, but still the feeling of the Hammond is not natural to me. I appreciated your clear the steps.

[jameilsanders]

Thanks for this you answered question at the end voice leading in my left hand along with a variation of the chord.

[alanb]

This was a great lesson. Thank you! I'm glad this channel was suggested for me. I am now subscribed.

[TyMayberryWhitelion]

The voice leading part as you Mentone would actually be called inner voice movements :)

[RamoneGarrett]

I want to become a more effective organ player and this video is such a catalyst to get me there….. thank you so much

[yozk]

So all the stuff I love about gospel piano playing comes from organ! So interesting, glad I got a clonewheel

[Gospel.Songs.]

That's the lesson that I needed, thank you

[msawakhedladla]

tnx alot bro ur videos are very helpful.may god bless and add more to what you already have

[hugokenyon]

Hi Gospel U ! Nice video thanks, what is the D progression you played called? Is that a walkup and useful in all keys? I have the same keyboard and am just learning to play so had to slow your video down with the Youtube setting wheel.

[devohnmitchell]

thanks man good info. I'm learning organ. Been on piano for a minute.

[oldgoat]

"Tip 3: Voice leading"
Me: okay, the first two names made sense and I learned from those
*explains voice leading*
Me: wait I do that on every instrument I play.

[tome]

Uh yes this is what I’ve needed for so long thank you

[alfreddowney]

This was so enlightening! Dude, thanks so much!

[matthiaswynants]

Pianist use also the first technique named legato

[jameilsanders]

Vaughn l need help with this progression I play the chording backward with my right hand with the aflat on top and walk the Dflat up all in one hand what can I add in my left to fill it out