Experiencing Uptempo Shouting Music
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GospelKeys 500 will give you the tools needed to master shouting music by ear.
In this course, shouting music is broken into three key sections: "The Shouting Intro," "The Main Loop Period" and "The Cool Down." You'll explore each part, step-by-step.
You won't find shouting music taught in these 3 steps anywhere else so if you've always wanted to play fast, uptempo music in charismatic settings, then look no further.
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Here is what you'll gain from studying with me:
===> How to master shouting music by learning my never-before-seen techniques. I break shouting music into three key sections: "The Shouting Intro," "The Main Loop Period" and "The Cool-down." You'll explore each part, step-by-step. I guarantee that you won't find shouting music taught in these 3 steps ANYWHERE ELSE!
===> Discover the secrets to effectively playing shouting music and how to properly begin and end your playing naturally. This is one of the most awkward things in shouting music: The beginning and ending.
===> The power of tritones in shouting music and how they allow your right hand to play fast-moving movements, fill-ins, and runs at double the speed!
===> How to play common shouting songs like "When I Think of the Goodness of Jesus" (aka "I can dance, dance, dance ALL NIGHT!"). Every musician should know this version of shouting music because it's bound to pop up sooner or later in someone's church service!
===> How to play left-hand bass runs, right hand chordal movements, and fill-ins (all covered in my "Main Loop Period" section) at high tempos and how to keep the speed of your shouting music consistent at all times!
===> The difference between praise songs and shouting music and how to determine whether to play in a linear or non-linear style. Tip: Shouting music, for the most part, is non-linear (no particular order). You'll also learn linear shouting patterns that are common among gospel bands these days.
===> How to use modulation to increase the intensity of your playing during the highest points of the shouting period. This "constant modulation" is heard in many gospel songs and you'll be able to apply it to your shouting music immediately!
===> How to add flavor to your shouting music by exploring various advance techniques like "stride piano," "modulation," "role reversal," "linear shouting patterns," and a lot more!
===> How to play "prepared and planned" shouts that all instruments can follow (bass, organ, piano, guitar). This is what I call "linear shouting patterns." Learn the ins and outs of changing keys and how to make sure all instruments are on the same page!
===> How to start a "shout" from scratch! I've found that it is very difficult for musicians to initially start shouting music during a high praise part of the church service. I'll show you several versions of what I call "The Intro" and how to make the beginning of your shouting music sound natural!