If you aspire to play Gospel music just like how you hear it on the radio, you have to be able to effectively voice 9th, 11th and 13th chords in all 12 keys.

“Fat Chords” is a loose term we use in the Gospel music world to describe those rich, luscious, big-sounding chords – but what we’re describing are extended chords – 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths.

In this course, you will learn all about these extended chords and how to voice them in various popular progressions, in all 12 keys. With this course, you will dramatically improve your chords and progressions to sound “fat” just like the Gospel recordings.

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Avatar Venus P.
Posted 2 years ago
Awesome course!!

This course provided an excellent foundation for being able to voice extended chords. Warren was extremely thorough, and the videos were easy to follow. I think this will be a great resource to re-visit as I continue my learning journey. Thank you!!

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Avatar Sandy S.
Posted 3 years ago
Great teaching

I learned at my own pace and now I can play chords with a richer sound. Thank you ?

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Avatar Caren A.
Posted 3 years ago
Very thorough

Fat chords course is great if you want to become familiar with extended chords. I encourage participants to take their time to really get the voicings into muscle memory.

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Posted 4 years ago
Great course

Very happy with the extended chord knowledge I now have.

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Avatar Jean-jacques M.
Posted 5 years ago
Great course!!

Can't wait to go at the end of this course to master it!!!

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Posted 5 years ago
Fat Learning

I elected to subscribe to Warren's website because of the thoroughness and logical progression of his courses. You learn the principles and how to apply them to all 12 keys. To make a play on Warren's words from the title of his course on "color chords", - 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths, I think of his approach as ""Fat learning". -Susan Baar 78 year old beginner

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