Improvisation Secret: Bend Scales to Fit ANY Piano Chord In this lesson, I show you how to improvise by running scales over chords in Gospel piano. You’ll see how major scales, minor scales, modes, and altered scales like Dorian, Mixolydian, and Phrygian can be bent to fit dominant chords, diminished chords, and passing progressions—making your improvisation sound natural, expressive, and professional. 🎹 Essential scales for Gospel piano, click here to download the FREE PDF: https://pianolesson

How to play traditional Gospel Piano Chords The video is a piano lesson about traditional gospel chords and movements. Warren McPherson's instructor discusses incorporating bluesy and old-school gospel elements into playing. The lesson focuses on using A-flat major scale, A-flat and F minor blues scales, and sometimes the pentatonic scale. Warren emphasizes altering chords to dominant seventh and ninth chords, mentioning the importance of matching tones from the blues scales. The instructor high

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