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How to jazz: Chord progressions.

Pete Sears shows you how to play the C major chord perfectly on your piano or keyboard.

A suspended chord (or a chord suspension) is usually made by holding one of the tones of a chord a tone higher, then resolving it to its resting place. This can be done with any tones of a chord, but one of the more common suspensions is to manipulat

Learn all about the chords incorporating the key of C, as Pete Sears teaches you to play the piano.

Learn over 60 new voicings, chords, progressions, and fancy arrangements to playing worship music! From fancy inversions of the ninth chord to the secret "Quartal" chord (which sounds very very smooth), you'll learn how to replace all of your basic triads and 3-fingered chords with full-sounding 9ths, 11ths, 13ths, and altered chords! Believe me when I say: "Others will notice!"

Learn, step-by-step, how to transition from praise music into worship with various chords and fill-ins. Almost every chord that I'll be introducing to you can serve this purpose but I'll specifically show you what chords sound the best! www.GospelKeys202.com

Master shouting music by learning my never-before-seen techniques. I break shouting music into three key sections: "The Shouting Intro," "The Main Loop Period" and "The Cool-down." You'll explore each part, step-by-step. I guarantee that you won't find shouting music taught in these 3 steps ANYWHERE ELSE! WWW.GOSPELKEYS500.COM

How to use modulation to increase the intensity of your playing during the highest points of the shouting period. This "constant modulation" is heard in many gospel songs and you'll be able to apply it to your shouting music immediately!

Discover the secrets to effectively playing shouting music and how to properly begin and end your playing naturally. This is one of the most awkward things in shouting music: The beginning and ending. WWW.GOSPELKEYS500.COM

How to play piano chords - Pete Sears teaches you how to experiment with your chords while playing the piano.