Worship Keys Tutorial - What to play underneath pastor or during altar call

It can be easy to fall into a rut when you're playing underneath a message or prayer for quite a while. That's why it's really important to come up with a plan for somewhere you can go musically as needed!
This altar cal progression creates an interesting musical twist by adding a flat 7 into the mix.
A Progression
1/3 | 6 | 4
B Progression
2/b7 | 4 | 1
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[@bryionbowen2984]

Appreciate this!!!

[@user-wd7fp7pt3s]

Thank you for useful information

[@soaringvlogs]

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1/3--6-4 (on 1 use the 7th to create) (on the 6 do 6 then 62 inverted)
2/7-four2-1 one one then redo whole thing

[@KeluargaHatiIlahi]

Thanks. Keep it up... Auto subscribe 🎉🎉

[@arlvargas61]

Sounds great! Is there something similar for guitar?

[@kingjaybautista]

I am a novice in playing piano, but it sounds like PART A is in the key of G and PART B is in C. Playing progressions in multikey? Sounds fun

[@joserojas7534]

You all ready have the hang skills to play this way and know how to play the title.. you have brains function that people catch up with thing pretty fast compared with people learning disabilities that have the ability to learn visual images and learn thing slower.

[@kayal45]

2/b7...is it the same as 7bmaj7 or 7bmaj9?

[@superman00001]

This is such utter nonsense. It’s pure emotional manipulation. It has no place in a church gathering. It’s musically bland and completely unnecessary. Why have you bought into this clap-trap?

[@adamvarghesesatish3337]

What do you mean? I low key understand your point but do you not see this as acting as more of a catalyst to help a believer interact with god more easily and allow that interraction to happen between the holyspirit and the worshiper?