Here is a way of looking at 145 progressions in songs like "Victory Is Mine." In whatever key you want to play the song, keep in mind the 145.
Again, like the post on beginning worship in 1-4, the chords may be in different inversions . . . but they are still 1-4. With this song, the chords may be in different inversions, but they are still 1-4-5.
let's look at this in Eb. In the key of Eb, the 1 chord is Eb, the 4 chord is Ab, and the 5 chord is Bb.
So first start with the melody.
G Vic
G tor
G y
F is
Eb mine,
G Vic
G tor
G y
F is
Eb mine,
G Vic
G tor
G y
G to
Ab day
G is
F Mine
Now when we add chords we see the famous 1-4-5 in full view:
LH / RH
1 Eb / Bb Eb G Vic
1 Eb / Bb Eb G tor
1 Eb / Bb Eb G y
5 F / Bb D F is
1 Eb / G Bb Eb mine
1 Eb / Bb Eb G Vic
1 Eb / Bb Eb G tor
1 Eb / Bb Eb G y
5 F / Bb D F is
1 Eb / G Bb Eb mine
1 Eb / Bb Eb G Vic
1 Eb / Bb Eb G tor
1 Eb / Bb Eb G y
1 Eb / Bb Eb G to
4 Ab / C Eb Ab day
1 Eb / Bb Eb G is
5 Bb / Bb D F mine
Now you can pick out the rest of the chords from there. After you have the melody and the chords that supprot the melody, then play around with the left hand, adding dominant sevenths, seconds, sus 4, etc. This is where you make
your own arrangement . . .
arrange the song so that it is your personal tribute to GOD. You don't have to play it like anyone else . . just bless GOD with it, and it will bless other people.

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See what other songs you can arrange using the 1-4-5 progression. Try the same progression in a different key . . . for example, if you played this song in F, the chords would be F (1), Bb (4) and C (5). Practice these for twenty minutes in those two keys (or any other two keys), then go to songs using the 1-4 progression. Practice those for at least twenty minutes, too.
Like the heading says, this is for beginnners. Anyone who wants to add on suggestions, please do so.
Hope this helps someone . . .
Be Blessed
