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Introduction to Playing Keyboards in a Church Band
Why Less is More when Playing Church Organ
Playing Block Chords on a Keyboard for a Church Band
Playing Arpeggios on a Keyboard for a Church Band
Open Inverted Chords on a Keyboard for a Church Band
Less to More on a Keyboard for a Church Band
Adding Seconds to Chords on Keyboard for a Church Band
Moving Chords on Keyboard for a Church Band
Counter Melodies on Keyboard for a Church Band
Learning to Play Keyboard from Other Players in Church Band
Tips for Playing Church Organ & Strings
Piano Sounds on Keyboard for a Church Band
Solos on Keyboard for a Church Band
Adding Sparkle on Keyboard for a Church Band
Holding Patterns on Keyboard for a Church Band: Part 1
Holding Patterns on Keyboard for a Church Band: Part 2
Holding Patterns on Keyboard for a Church Band: Part 3
Blues Scales on Keyboard for a Church Band
Letting it Breathe on Keyboard for a Church Band
Practice Tips for Church Keyboards
Tips for Buying a Church Keyboard: Part 1
Tips for Buying a Church Keyboard: Part 2
Tips for Buying a Church Keyboard: Part 3
Summary: How to move chords on church organ and keyboard; get expert tips and instruction on playing organs and other musical instruments for church in this free music lesson video.
"TOM SMITH: Hi. This is Tom. This is for ExpertVillage.com. We're talking about how to play keyboards in a band, a worship team at a church. And another approach I have to songs is try and make my chords move somehow. So, if I'm playing a G, like a 5th, I'll just play it, say, a G and a D. So, two notes instead of just sitting there for the length of that chord, I might just noodle a bit on that bottom note. And all I'm doing is going up one, back down to a D, down one, or maybe I'll go down to a B. So, it's surprising how just a little bit of motion brings a little more out of a song rather than just sitting on that chord. It changes. We'll talk about different sound you'll get along the way, but even with an organ or something that like strings that is a continuous sound, a little bit of movement helps color it."
eHow Article: Moving Chords on Keyboard for a Church Band
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