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UdemyFree Course: Worship Chords / Techniques For Gospel Piano
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Elevating Your Worship Piano Chords and Flow
This free course is aimed squarely at gospel musicians who feel their chord choices during worship have become repetitive. It centers on two specific ideas: worship chords with unique voicings that carry emotional weight, and dissonant voicings that add extra notes for a richer, more distinctive sound.
Who It's For
Gospel pianists and musicians already playing during worship who want to move beyond basic triads and develop a more expressive chord vocabulary.
Key Takeaways
- Building worship chords with unique, emotive voicings
- Adding dissonant voicings for a richer harmonic sound
- Developing a smoother, more soothing worship flow
- Applying new chord progressions during live worship playing
It's a focused, technique-specific course rather than a general piano fundamentals class.
About this course
You are welcome to this free course. This course has been put together for gospel musicians who would like to take their worship flow to the next level.
Are you a gospel musician?
Do you feel like your worship chords sound boring or repetitive?
This course will show you how to take your worship chords and chord progression game to the next level.
Worship chords
Worship chords are chords more suited to the worship flow. These are chords with unique voicings that add a feeling of emotion to your playing.
Dissonant Chord Voicings
These are chord voicings with extra notes added to add dissonance to worship chords. This can give your chords a unique sound and enhance the sound of your playing.
Worship Flow
This is a term used to define the manner in which you play your chords and chord progressions during worship. It is very important to develop a mastery of worship flow which can really enhance how you sound during worship
This course will show you chords and chord progressions that can enhance your playing.
You will learn how to create a soothing worship flow experience.
Learn how to add subtle dissonance to your chords to make them sound much better
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