Become your church keyboardist in seven days (lesson 7)

BECOME YOUR CHURCH KEYBOARDIST IN SEVEN DAYS (Lesson 7)

 Introduction:
This is the last class in this series. There are lots more to be learnt after this. All this lesson would be able to give  you is the basic knowledge of keyboard. To upgrade your skill,  kindly contact the instructor. Details are written below this article. Make sure you have practised lesson 1 - 6 before you lay your hand on this lesson 7.

How to Back Up Praise Song
Praise songs are like the worship songs too only that the tempo of praise songs is faster. You are still going to use the primary chords for praise songs.

Example of Primary Triads/Chord
    1   3    5 Right Hand Only
I - C   E   G
    d   m   s

IV - F   A   C
       f    l    d

V -  G    B   D
       s    t     r

While the right hand is playing the chords listed above, the left hand would only play the first note  in the chord as back up. Look at the image below for the first chord (I)


Praise songs is practiced with beat. So you'll search under the style function 'of your keyboard ' for salsa beat(almost all keyboard as the beat) . Move your both hands according to the beat sequence you hear from the salsa beat. You can sing along or get someone to sing for you. Pick a simple praise songs for a start.

This lesson is better taught in a video lesson. Contact the instructor for a short video or audio on this lesson (for a better understanding).
For more enquiry and to get more images or videos, contact the instructor Oluwashina Emmanuel on:
WhatsApp only +2348153277912
Gmail. oluwashinae@gmail.com

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