Great lesson sir. I will be practicing these on an exercise bike because you will have folks running around the sanctuary. Also, around the cycle of fifths because as soon as a horn gets hype the keyboard player will hit the transpose key button. I play trombone and had been kinda stuck on a couple of guitar lines.
One tip. Don't try to force your way in when the electric instruments are so loud you can't hear yourself or they're playing everything else so cluttered it already sounds bad. You can hurt yourself trying to interject yourself into chaos or play when you can't hear. Maybe the first time you've ever needed a microphone to be heard. Blend. Shine when it's your time. If you can use these licks where you make the worship leader sound stronger, you're golden. When he plays them slow. You can slow them down more and make them pretty at altar call. You can play this out front or preferably in the pocket behind the leader. Be engaged in the worship service. Follow the leader. And these new keyboards have a transpose key. Learn these in 12 keys.
Hi, unfortunately there’s no easy way to it. I would look for a good fingering chart for altissimo….warm up good before attempting anything. 1) work on playing octaves of notes without the octave key…like making low c sound like middle c…and work your way up. The same technique it takes to do that, is the ground level of what you go for when you are actually using the altissimo fingering. Hope this helps👍🏾👍🏾
Great' great' lesson may the Lord bless your family.
Amen, and likewise to you!
Thaaank YOU Sir!!
My pleasure, it was a lot of fun!
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welcome my friend
great job
thanks, it took some work to get, but was fun
Great lesson sir. I will be practicing these on an exercise bike because you will have folks running around the sanctuary. Also, around the cycle of fifths because as soon as a horn gets hype the keyboard player will hit the transpose key button. I play trombone and had been kinda stuck on a couple of guitar lines.
that sounds like a good idea, I've been stuck outside of this key as well before lol😃
Just found this, and loving it. keep it up ! Thanks !
Will do!
One tip. Don't try to force your way in when the electric instruments are so loud you can't hear yourself or they're playing everything else so cluttered it already sounds bad. You can hurt yourself trying to interject yourself into chaos or play when you can't hear. Maybe the first time you've ever needed a microphone to be heard. Blend. Shine when it's your time. If you can use these licks where you make the worship leader sound stronger, you're golden. When he plays them slow. You can slow them down more and make them pretty at altar call. You can play this out front or preferably in the pocket behind the leader. Be engaged in the worship service. Follow the leader. And these new keyboards have a transpose key. Learn these in 12 keys.
noted 100%, I def mindful of those things in service.
@@smoothjazzsaxophonelessons9226 thank you for making the world a better place. If I'd known this in middle school. Just thought this was possible.
Great Video What’s the easiest way to get to my Altissimo Range…fingering and embouchure? Thanks
Hi, unfortunately there’s no easy way to it. I would look for a good fingering chart for altissimo….warm up good before attempting anything. 1) work on playing octaves of notes without the octave key…like making low c sound like middle c…and work your way up. The same technique it takes to do that, is the ground level of what you go for when you are actually using the altissimo fingering. Hope this helps👍🏾👍🏾
Nice work but tenor would’ve been great for me😞