10,000 Reasons Piano Chords Made Easy
Introduction
"10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" is a popular Christian worship song written by Matt Redman. The song's beautiful melody and inspiring lyrics have made it a favorite among worship teams and congregations around the world. In this article, we'll break down the piano chords for "10,000 Reasons" and provide an easy-to-follow guide for beginners.
Chord Progression
The chord progression for "10,000 Reasons" is relatively simple, making it accessible to pianists of all skill levels. Here's a simplified chord progression you can follow:
Verse
C - G - Am - F
C - G - F - C
Chorus
G - Am - F - C
G - F - C
Bridge
Am - F - G - C
Am - F - G - C
Chord Diagrams
Here are the chord diagrams for the chords used in "10,000 Reasons":
C Major
e|---0---| B|---0---| G|---0---| D|---2---| A|---3---| E|---3---|
G Major
e|---3---| B|---0---| G|---0---| D|---0---| A|---2---| E|---3---|
Am (A Minor)
e|---0---| B|---2---| G|---2---| D|---2---| A|---0---| E|---0---|
F Major
e|---1---| B|---1---| G|---2---| D|---3---| A|---3---| E|---1---|
Tips for Beginners
- Start with a slow tempo and gradually increase the speed as you become more comfortable with the chord progression.
- Focus on playing clean, crisp chords with a steady rhythm.
- Practice playing each chord shape before moving on to the next one.
- Experiment with adding your own flair to the song, such as adding seventh chords or suspensions.
Conclusion
With this easy guide, you're ready to start playing "10,000 Reasons" on the piano! Remember to practice regularly and have fun with the process. Happy playing!
