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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Keyboard / Piano => Topic started by: coldheartedfreak on September 11, 2005, 05:36:31 AM
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hey guys ive been playing at my chruch for around 4 months already or so yup but ive been finding that my playing has been rather boring. yup so i need some help with improvisation. is there like any kind of stuff u can read up on or try to improve? or is it all just inspiration. someone told me that theres a technique to it or something but yeah. help pls +)
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Pick some people who you think are good improvisors and start studying their playing. Mimick what they are doing. Once you can play what they are playing note-for-note, try to change it and make it your own. This will help you develop your own musical vocabulary and after awhile improvisation will become a second nature to you. Learn everything you can about scales and modes and their relationship to different chord progressions.
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Learn your scales, major, minor, pentatonic and blues and play with the notes in the scales.
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I like to hum a riff. Then, I try to play what I hummed.
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thanks guys. i'll try to learn pantatonic and blues scales as well as jazz. any help with some jazz here?
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I refer to this site a lot:
http://www.petethomas.co.uk/jazz-theory.html
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Try www.apassion4jazz.com.
Joy
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Try www.apassion4jazz.com - Joy
Actually, it's www.apassion4jazz.net 8)
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thanks man =) anyone got any chords for like during preaching or altercall time? some soothing chords?