I am planning on watching this video many times until I learn the concepts. This is gold for learners. The delivery of the message I find it perfect ! 👍🏼

Hey, love these lessons you should come out with a book covering these kind of topics Id definitely buy it

Thank you Ted!..🤍 God bless you more!

This is so massively helpful. Thank you for making this.

Very straightforward and understandable workshop for passing chords. Thank you!

That is an absolutely brilliant lesson. Will be referring back again and again. Thanks so much

Great tutorial. I lost you at the "extending back" section, but I'll be watching this again -- and again some more. Thanks.

You're amazing man. The way you explain things that could take hours in 20 minutes 🔥✌️

top notch teaching right there

I just play around on the piano when songwriting; can't read notes so play by ear. Videos like this inspire me to practice more... Thank you!

Fantastic.Love the chromatic passers !

Great coverage of a complex subject. You explained each technique in an easy to understand way. Well done !

Great Lesson. I am a guitar player, and I will use these concepts in my playing.

You certainly know your craft! This lesson is beautiful, challenging and so helpful!

Fantastic tutorial. Beautifully explained. 😊

These are all concepts I already employ, but I still love watching videos about them, and really have to commend you on your teaching style. Very short and to the point, I made sure this with some friends that are getting into passing chords.

Thank you for this video. This is the best video I’ve seen on passing chords. I especially liked the extending back portion. Really gives freedom and ideas for my own playing

This is very helpful. Thanks Ted!

Excellent ! Very useful techniques to embellish any chord progression in songs.

Wonderful lesson on transitions. And absolutely beautiful playing. Also realized I have been misnaming many of these chords. Eg f# dim, ive been calling it a D7 augmented.

Hi .. THIS WAS/IS AMAZING ... I am sooooo grateful for this example/lesson ... I learned more from this than from many other tutorials this year ... 🤩

This is an outstanding lesson! Thank you 🙏

Awesome lesson! Thank you so much!

Strong work! 🎉

Love this, thank you!

The best explanation of tritone subs!👍🏼

My brain hurt like a warehouse It had no room to spare I had to cram so many things to store everything in there

Thank you, Sir!🥰

wow this is amazing this is the first time i have understood passing chords thank you so much well i request you make a video for each type of passing chords so that they are is no rush in them

Really helpful. Thank you! Piano isn’t my first instrument, but I have a good theory background from playing saxophone. Many of these videos get bogged down in reteaching basic material which can get in the way of the underlying lesson. Love how you have the background information in other videos to help everyone!

Very good lesson , thank you for sharing

Good stuff!!!

Your teaching is top notch

At last passing chords explained so we can understand well done must subsribe😊

Molto interessante. Grazie davvero.

Bro thank you for helping out the musicians who are really dedicated to improvement with this super helpful knowledge 🙏🏽 time to go practice

Good stuff… I struggle with dominate chords. Now I need to apply this to every key. This may take awhile without a pdf of some sort. Good stuff though. Thanks

very nice!

Great lesson there , sir , so many useful concepts there , Thanks a lot , from South Sudan .

Go hug your parents for giving you the chance to learn and be so expert. I am sure they sacrificed for you to have lessons and music. I wish I had your skill, you make it look easy.

Nice video. I was expecting to just see dim chords and descending dominants, but you had many cool ideas. I’ve done #4 half dim, 4 mn, 3 mn, b3, 2 mn 6 then whatever where the b3 can be either dim (simple) or minor major 7, a Bill Evans idea, super cool chord which I’ll have to spell. In Bb it would be, bass up, Db Bb E Ab C Eb Gb. And then for the whatever, the penultimate chord, I love a Bb dim over 5 pedal - F G Bb Db E A. I’m looking forward to trying out your version. Great stuff!

The D7 can be formed from the Bb Bebop scale (a la Barry Harris). Also, from that scale, an alt D7 if you want.

kind of advance for me...................... but i love it, thanks Sir

17:06 its a bit too much for me,but its great to be shown whats really going on at last.