A spring-water-like blood (샘물과 같은 보혈은) - W.Cowper & L.Mason

You were worried, right?

I've been going to oriental medical clinic since a few weeks ago, and it's suddenly getting better after moving.

All of a sudden.

Miracle of moving?

Of course, it's still hard to sit down, but it's getting better very fast compared to the months when I was very frustrated. It's hard to sit still. Please keep praying, and thank you for continuing to pray.

I always think about the intro when I show it to Heaven's accompanists. The accompanists are strangely obsessed with the intro. Do you want to make the intro look cool and make the accompaniment sound good? Do you want to feel proud that you can do this? Do you want an intro for style, not for a song?

I'm going to show you how to make it, and I'm going to show you the intro that goes well with the song, but... It's important to think for yourself and make it for yourself. So when you apply it, try changing it little by little.

A lot of people are asking about the intro, and my favorite method is to keep the original melody. ost accompanists sing praises with the congregation, so I don't think the intro that only the singing team knows. 'You don't know where it starts, do you?' It's like, "We're the only ones who know this." So I think it's best to make the melody come alive so that we can start praising it together. On the other hand, my job is to tell you, "There are ways, there are ways." Sometimes I show you an intro that doesn't seem to be relevant at all, but if possible, I'll show you how to make a little bit of a change in the melody. The spring water-like blood just played the last four bar when making the eulogy intro. However, I repeated the first part of "보-혈" three times, and the last two bar played in the original melody. 

It's "보혈에 죄를 씻으면" goes like "보혈" "보혈 "보혈"." with melody. It's like the first phrase, "샘-물." Think of it as "샘물, "샘물", "샘물." 

I'm not talking about the lyrics, I'm talking about the melody. I recommend you to make an intro that repeats like this by catching only a small pod among the melody lines. And then what about the ending? We can end with a melody, so don't worry too much about it. 

The chord progression is the root motion, and the base of the left hand gradually goes up.

Isn't it easy? Apply it to other songs. Repeat with a certain line, and the rest of it according to the original melody. On such a cold day, sitting in front of the piano in a warm room, time goes by without knowing that it is cold. Try the intro today,

Be an accompanist enjoying heaven~