Archive for April, 2008
Posted in April 2nd, 2008
Sam’s Gospel Music Course – Offers free downloadable books and lessons. Gives you good tips for playing in church. More along the lines of what a church musician should be doing for playing in service. I registered with him and downloaded all the books. He’s also got a section for all you organists. ***** Learn [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
This online lesson is courtesy of Hear and Play********************** Note: You might want to print this lesson out for easier reading… In this month’s online classroom, I’m going to share with you a few concepts from the GospelKeysTM 202 video course. I warn you beforehand! You probably have never seen anything quite like this before [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
When you are shopping around for new or familiar arrangments of music to play you will come upon music notated in different styles. Different people have different styles they are comfortable playing. Much of this is depending on how they were trained. But not all of it. Those trained in the classical way, or playing [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
As an older beginner you might think that learning to play the piano will be a long and tedious process. You’re probably nervous about finding a piano teacher and playing all those scales day after boring day. Then you might think that you can’t afford a piano and have no place to put one even [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
If you know your chords and how to form them then the next step for youto learn are the numbers and Roman Numerals relating to the chords. For example just as the I or 1st note of the C scale isC and the I or the1st note of the G scale is G there are [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
Worship Guitar Class Free Worship Guitar Class Newsletter and free tips on Playing the Guitar Effortlessly along with an ebook of Common Chord Charts with Pictures which I enjoy. ***** Learn Gospel Music These guys have been around a while. This is a message board for struggling church musicians,. Pianists, guitarists, keyboard players and organist. [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
The guitar is that true rare wonderful instrument that can stand by itself. Perfect for accompanying small groups or beautiful as part of a Worship team. You can’t go wrong with the guitar as your instrument. I learned to play guitar to accompany our Sunday School. It was very easy as I was also a [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
Wedding season is upon us (and I’m late with this article). Has someone asked you to play for their wedding yet? If you’re agonizing over playing in a church wedding then don’t. Don’t make things harder than they need to be. Get some nice and easy music and spend time enjoying the ceremony rather than [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
A lot of people want to know what “shouting music” is. Basically, it’s a very specific style of gospel playing that is used in church during high periods of praise. Here is a small lesson below from the music experts at Hear and Play that will give you a bit more of an idea what [...]
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Posted in April 2nd, 2008
Many time we search the internet for just the right song for special or solemn occasions. This is list, which is not just hymns, is a work in progress. You will find songs for many different church related occasions. Weddings 1. Be Thou My Vision 2. Amazing Grace 3. Bind Us Together 4. Joyful, Joyful, [...]
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