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04/08/2025

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21/09/2016

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12/09/2016

I believe this will help You a lot

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09/04/2016

Laws of power
Never you outshine your master
Be under them watch how they do things try to learn from them
The truth about that is you will recover the possession of becoming a master in music ministry

07/01/2016

Mastering All Keyz
I’m often asked the best way to learn
all 12 keys and while I’ve advocated
many methods in the past, the most
practical way is to adapt my “3 x 12”
rule. Simply put: Take 3 songs you know and
learn them in all 12 keys . It helps if they are songs that utilize
a variety of different chords. That’s
why picking 3 is important because
between them, you should get a good
mix of chords off every tone of the
scale. And since most songs follow the same
patterns, you’d be surprised how few
chords you really need to know to play
in all 12 keys. Taking 3 different
styled songs and learning them in all
12 keys usually gives you plenty. The easiest way is to simply start at
the original key of the song and move
every note up a half step. So if a song is in Eb major, you’ll
attack E major next by literally taking every note in every chord and
moving it up a half step. Transposing a song to a new key is no
more than moving every note up the
appropriate amount of notes. If the next key is a half step up, every
note of every chord simply moves a half
step up. However, if you’re trying to move to a
new key 4 half steps up, then you need
to move every note of every chord 4
half steps up. As long as you move the
same distance for every note in every
chord, the end result will be the same song in a new key. Exercise: Move these chords in F major to Gb
major. Hint: Gb major is a half step higher
than F major. That means every note
is moved up a half step. F major 7: F + A + C + E D minor 7: D + F + A + C G minor 7: G + Bb + D + F C 7: C + E + G + Bb F major 7: F + A + C + E To move this to Gb major, just take
every note up a half step, thus giving
you the equivalent chords in Gb major: Gb major 7: Gb + Bb + Db + F Eb minor 7: Eb + Gb + Bb + Db Ab minor 7: Ab + Cb + Eb + Gb Db 7: Db + F + Ab + Cb Gb major 7: Gb + Bb + Db + F Is it hard work in the beginning? Sure
it is. Does it get easier over time?
Definitely. Because songs repeat the same chords
and patterns over and over so as you
start seeing the same chords and
memorizing them in all 12 keys, you
need not work out the transposition from scratch each time; rather, you’ll
pull from your memory bank. So make this your next goal: 3 x 12 3 songs in 12 keys. It seems simple but it’s quite a hard
thing to do. If you can master this,
you’ll get to pro status in no time. Until next time —

10/12/2015

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Some piano players are good in playing too many things that don't really count. Progressions like 5-1-4 #4-7-3 3-6-2 and others are nothing but permutation o...

05/11/2015

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Intervals are the building Blocks of Chords. Your knowledge of Chords depends on them. You need to understand Consonance and Dissonance before you get on with concord and discord. There’s mor…

10/07/2015

Advanced 7 3 6 Progression
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I trust you are already familiar with the basic 7-3-6 progression. The 7-3-6 progression is an indispensable progression that takes you to the 6th scale degree. The sixth scale degree is "La" Do is the 1st Re is the 2nd Mi is the 3rd Fa is the 4th Sol is the 5th La is the 6th Ti is the 7th   If you…

09/07/2015

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Discover the secrets to mastering worship chords and progressions plus other professional techniques that will transform your play overnight

24/06/2015

Table of scale degrees:

1 tonic
first and most important note of the scale
2 supertonic
second note of the scale
3 mediant
third note of the scale
4 subdominant
fourth and third most important note of the scale
5 dominant
fifth and second most important note of the scale
6 sub mediant
sixth note of the scale
7 leading tone
seventh note of the scale
8 upper tonic
first and most important note of the scale
for those that don't know it they are also called sofa notation.

22/05/2015

I Give Myself Away" by:
William
McDowell
Key Bb LH/RH
Part 1:
I give myself a- Bb / F-Bb-D way,
A / F-A-C I give myself a-
G / F-Bb-D way so
F / F-A-C You can
Eb / Eb-G-Bb use me, I give
myself a-... (repeat)
Part 2:
here I
Bb / D-F-Bb am, here I
A / F-A-C stand, Lord my
C / G-C-Eb life is in Eb / D-G-Bb Your
F / F-A-C hands, Lord I'm...
(repeat)
Part 3:
my
Bb / Bb-D-F life is not my own, to
A / A-C-F You I belong, I
G / F-Bb-D give myself, I
F / F-A-C give myself to
Eb / Eb-G-Bb You.
(repeat)

20/05/2015

The music is Advancing for those of You who always Transpose while playing STOP it is not Good.
This is what to a Guy last Week sunday
A Guy was invited to a church to play Piano for a choir, so the director told him to go to the Piano reaching near the piano is he saw He Grand piano and Electrical piano since he knows he always transpose so he went to the Electrical piano so After settimg everything he might have set. . 15 mins latert the was called in to minister on the process of ministring the light droped @ the church within some seconds or A minute the light came back so immediately the director notice that the light is on he Urge the Guy to go over to the Grand Piano. . .Lols Low and Behold. . oops and the guy Playing Gb he Transpose to C. . .