The accompaniment when the leader speaks No.4 - C key (인도자 멘트를 위한 BGM 반주)-HeavenPiano
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Description
Hello, everyone
It's been a while since I've had an accompaniment for a leaders. Originally, I was going to show you only three representative songs, but I made it because I thought you were looking for it.
It's made of 7 keys that are used a lot and included in the 2nd album of Heaven Piano CCM Worship. Was it actually something that I was curious about? I did. Because when I play BGM accompaniment for a leader's comment, I prefer just a static performance.
It doesn't have to be fancy. Just press it down. This is the conclusion I came to after thinking about it. Maybe I wanted to broaden my musical horizons? Isn't it because it can be used in various places as well as BGM accompaniment? So, I hope these scores and performances help you use them in many places.
Of course, I'll show you the key, but I'll tell you the key chord. I'd like to tell you in advance that there will be some songs that will be more free and abundant. If you can apply it on your own, try various applications, and use them according to the TPO. You can't just use that key, you can apply it to any key. You don't have to try to move the whole thing the same way when you apply it to another key. It's important to solve the basic principles. Each key has important core chord progressions. You can use it to solve it by playing it.
This time it's I - IV. Isn't it similar to I-IV in the A key? We only proceeded with 1 - 4 notes, but you can also use 4 notes as a minor chord.
Modal interchange...Have you heard of it? Modal interchange chord means that you borrowed the same key chord. For example, from the C major key, you can borrow the chord you used from the C minor key. Among them, I would like to introduce a representative subdominant minor chord. It's an IVm, which is Roman numerals because it's the same for any key.
IVm means a minor chord that starts at 4 notes, four minor.
There's an IVm in key A, and there's an IVm in key D. Find the IVm of each key. Since I'm C-key now, I guess I'll be Fm chord for IVm. Spread it out based on C-Fm chord progression. Part A is I-IVm, but part B and part C are different. I wrote it in the requirements video, so please refer to the video.
Be an accompanist who enjoys heaven today~
$3.00
Description
Hello, everyone
It's been a while since I've had an accompaniment for a leaders. Originally, I was going to show you only three representative songs, but I made it because I thought you were looking for it.
It's made of 7 keys that are used a lot and included in the 2nd album of Heaven Piano CCM Worship. Was it actually something that I was curious about? I did. Because when I play BGM accompaniment for a leader's comment, I prefer just a static performance.
It doesn't have to be fancy. Just press it down. This is the conclusion I came to after thinking about it. Maybe I wanted to broaden my musical horizons? Isn't it because it can be used in various places as well as BGM accompaniment? So, I hope these scores and performances help you use them in many places.
Of course, I'll show you the key, but I'll tell you the key chord. I'd like to tell you in advance that there will be some songs that will be more free and abundant. If you can apply it on your own, try various applications, and use them according to the TPO. You can't just use that key, you can apply it to any key. You don't have to try to move the whole thing the same way when you apply it to another key. It's important to solve the basic principles. Each key has important core chord progressions. You can use it to solve it by playing it.
This time it's I - IV. Isn't it similar to I-IV in the A key? We only proceeded with 1 - 4 notes, but you can also use 4 notes as a minor chord.
Modal interchange...Have you heard of it? Modal interchange chord means that you borrowed the same key chord. For example, from the C major key, you can borrow the chord you used from the C minor key. Among them, I would like to introduce a representative subdominant minor chord. It's an IVm, which is Roman numerals because it's the same for any key.
IVm means a minor chord that starts at 4 notes, four minor.
There's an IVm in key A, and there's an IVm in key D. Find the IVm of each key. Since I'm C-key now, I guess I'll be Fm chord for IVm. Spread it out based on C-Fm chord progression. Part A is I-IVm, but part B and part C are different. I wrote it in the requirements video, so please refer to the video.
Be an accompanist who enjoys heaven today~