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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Guitar => Topic started by: youngvinny on November 15, 2004, 03:03:16 PM
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could somebody please give me the chords to this song i would greatly appreciate it. I am a freind of God by Israel Houghton.the album is another level with new breed.
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I have the sheet music. Send your email.
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Check out this link
http://www.learngospelmusic.com/ftopict-4948-israel.html+houghton+friend+god
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Buy an electronic guitar tuner. Hold it up to the speaker, while you play the recorded song, the chords will show up on the tuner!
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I am Friend Of God E major
verse:
E/B E Ab --- Who am I that You are so mindful
C#/B Eb E Ab --- Of me. That you would
F#/A C# E F# --- Hear me when I
E/B E Ab --- Pray --(While you're holding PRAY bounce from
B Eb F# back to B E Ab) It's a-
D/A D F# --- MAZING!
chorus:
E/B E Ab --- I am a friend of God
C#/B Eb E Ab --- I am a friend of God
F#/A C# E F# --- I am a friend of He calls me
E/B E Ab --- Friend (bounce while holding FRIEND)
brige:
A/A B E ---God Amazing
Ab/Ab Bb Eb --- Lord Alrighty
F#/A C# E F# --- He had calls me
E/B E Ab --- Friend ***BOUNCE JUST LIKE YOU DID WITH PRAY^***
THAT'S PRETTY MUCH IT!!!
DR LAT
DECEMBER 27, 2004
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Friend of God is missing a section. I'll try to see if I can get the rest of it.
sjonathan02
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Are you serious? Does that work even with the Boss Chromatic Tuner?
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I have the sheet music. Send your email.
I came across this chat sight in my search for a song. You claim to have the sheet music for I am a friend of God. If God wills it to your heart I would like to have a copy. I am currently getting back to the music ministry at my church. I am a note reader, and they play off of chords and ears. I have choosen this peice for its message, and I am trying to learn how to coordinate my mind into the chord reading aspect of music. But since I just started I could really use a reference point to make sure I have the chord structure right. I would greatly appreciate it if you could help. ancientwillow79@yahoo.com.
ancientwillow
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Buy an electronic guitar tuner. Hold it up to the speaker, while you play the recorded song, the chords will show up on the tuner!
I'm afraid that wont work. Tuners are designed to pick up individual notes. You'll have to use your ears to figure out chords.
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Buy an electronic guitar tuner. Hold it up to the speaker, while you play the recorded song, the chords will show up on the tuner!
lol, you're killin me with that dude.
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Emaj - C#m7 - F#m7 - Emaj
That's the intro/verse/chorus. The only change is when they sing "It's amazing" and that chord is a D (and can be changed to a Dmaj7 and then D13 to Bmaj when they repeat "It's amazing")
The bridge "God almighty, Lord of glory..." is:
Amaj - E/G# - F#m - A
Repeat that until the last time when the A turns to a Bmaj and resolves back to the E of the intro/verse/chorus.
Git it?
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Emaj - C#m7 - F#m7 - Emaj
That's the intro/verse/chorus. The only change is when they sing "It's amazing" and that chord is a D (and can be changed to a Dmaj7 and then D13 to Bmaj when they repeat "It's amazing")
The bridge "God almighty, Lord of glory..." is:
Amaj - E/G# - F#m - A
Repeat that until the last time when the A turns to a Bmaj and resolves back to the E of the intro/verse/chorus.
Git it?
what does that slash mean I play mostly by ear so I'm lost reading this
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what does that slash mean I play mostly by ear so I'm lost reading this
These so-called "slash chords" are inversions. The note to the left of the chord indicates the bass while the note to the right is the chord. Most inversion utilize chord or scale tones other than the root for the bass, but there are altered chord voicings that use "outside" notes.
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These so-called "slash chords" are inversions. The note to the left of the chord indicates the bass while the note to the right is the chord. Most inversion utilize chord or scale tones other than the root for the bass, but there are altered chord voicings that use "outside" notes.
Sorry...I got that "inverted" (pun intended). The note to the left of the slash is the chord while the note to the right is the bass.
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These so-called "slash chords" are inversions.
Yes and no.
Not all "slash chords" are inversions. There are non-inversion slash chords.
G/B is an inversion, since the bass note B is in the G chord triad.
D/E is a non-inversion slash chord since the bass note E is nowhere in the D chord triad.
The way to read them: chord first/bass note second
btw: the proper name for those chords is compound chords, while the popular name is slash chords.
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dave always gotta be smarter than everybody...
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dave always gotta be smarter than everybody...
Yeah, and I'm also always looking for people smarter than me so I can learn even MORE! ;D
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dave always gotta be smarter than everybody...
I KNOW!!! >:(
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Yeah, and I'm also always looking for people smarter than me so I can learn even MORE! ;D
That's why Dave is the man!