Master the art of playing beautiful piano hymns with our basic course, perfect for solo performances or church accompaniment.
This fun piano course teaches you to play beautiful hymns solo or with a group. It focuses on improvising using broken chords, making your playing sound richer and more lovely. Perfect for those who already know a bit about piano and chords!
Learn how to play beautiful piano hymns. Suitable for solo playing or accompanying a congregation.
This is a basic course on piano hymn playing.
Learn how to improvise simple piano hymns using broken chords. The playing of broken chords sounds much better than playing 4 part hymn arrangements which are found in many hymnals.
This course is intended for those who already know basic piano playing and how to play basic chords.
The playing of the following piano hymns will be demonstrated:
What A Friend We Have In Jesus
Amazing Grace
Jesus Loves Even Me
He Leadeth Me
Near The Cross
Silent Night
There Is A Fountain
The Haven Of Rest
The Lily Of The Valley
Learning On The Everlasting Arms
To God Be The Glory
Hold The Fort
For many free piano mp3 hymns,visit hymnpod dot com.
Identify Chords
Playing of fixed vs broken chords
Improvising the left hand accompaniment
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I am a classically trained pianist who loves to play the old hymns. Hope you like my playing and explanations. I attend True Life Bible Presbyterian Church and also the Far Eastern Bible College in Singapore. I work as an IT Manager and enjoy creating media related to e-learning. I hope that you like my courses on Udemy. Thanks.
I was hoping it was more than just watching someone play - it would ave been more helpful to explain (slowly) more technique and more information on how to identifying chords
I enjoyed taking this course. I love hymns and it gave me a different way to play the hymns, which is using chords instead of just playing the notes from the hymn book.
Good course. Good chords
Great piano technique.
I love the simplicity of your playing. I'm a church pianist, but have very little formal training. I can read notes, so I'm able to learn new hymns on my own, but once I know the melody I play by ear. I play running chords with the left hand, and melody only with the right, simply because I don't have the dexterity to play two- or 3-part harmony with the right hand. I took the course for tips on how to expand on what I'm already doing -- and your is perfect for me. It just takes practice on my part. Thank you so much!!!
The demo of broken chord along with the melody is not clear
Yes, this course is spot on!
I agree with one of your reveiwers, it would be good if I could slow this down. He added some right hand notes in that he didn't explain. I think they were non-chord notes. It's hard to keep track where he is. Would love to see it written out, but perhaps that would defeat the purpose. Why add a G minor between the F major and the C7 major
Yes; .but I wish I could slow down the video. Any sugesions?
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Bo S.
Easy to follow. Very instructive