What format do you prefer?

[walterh]

Hello,
What format do you prefer for educational material? DVDs, Books, CD-ROMs? Do many of you read music?

I'm putting some stuff together and would like some input.

thanks

[walterh]

I almost forgot? What do you think an affordable price would be?

[JayZee]

I really enjoy learning from DVDs. I also like to sit at the boards and read music because it seems to really expand my musical vocabulary....


God Bless,
jayzee

www.gospelmusictrain.com

[walterh]

Thanks for the info. I'm thinking about putting some instructional material together that will hopefully be a blessing to many in their music ministry. From reading many of the posts and from learning how to play my self there i've found that there isn't a clear and concise method out there that explains in depth many of the techniques needed to play piano or gospel piano and organ for that matter.

[JayZee]

Well if your in the California area and need some help, feel free to let me know. I have have plenty of resources and am always willing to lend a helping hand.

God Bless You,
jayzee

www.gospelmusictrain.com

[playhear]

Thanks for the info. I'm thinking about putting some instructional material together that will hopefully be a blessing to many in their music ministry. From reading many of the posts and from learning how to play my self there i've found that there isn't a clear and concise method out there that explains in depth many of the techniques needed to play piano or gospel piano and organ for that matter.

I beg to differ. As an advanced player, in retrospect, I find the problem to be the exact opposite. There's too much material, good material and bad material. Unfortunately, the vast sea of material looks like one giant mess to a beginner. The beginner is left confused as to where to begin, or even worse, left discouraged from beginning at all.