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Gospel keyboard training for praise breaks, chords, rhythm, and real church playing. Learn with clear lessons and practical drills.

56 contributions to Gospel Keys Shed
Get that bounce in your hands!
https://youtube.com/shorts/kQZ89rbBKAc finishing the last 2 modules of PRAISE BREAK LAB I used to struggle with keeping a shout going🫣 it was terrible 😂 What do you struggle with during a praise break?
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Praise Break Lab Foundation
Will Modules 4 and 5 be completed in the Praise Break Lab?
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Yes!! I just moved my office location. So the modules should be complete in about 2 weeks.
Quick & Dirty #10 – A Pretty Cadence in A♭
Here’s a beautiful little cadence in A♭ you can add to your playing. 🎹 I’ll show you two different ways to voice the movement, each giving the cadence its own color. Learn the notes slowly, listen to how the two hands move together, and focus on the sound. Another little idea for your toolbox. 1% better every day.
Quick & Dirty #10 – A Pretty Cadence in A♭
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@Carlton Reynolds There’s a ton of other things you can do but…1 day at a time lol
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@Emmanuel Jones There you go! That's how your ear improves! You know the improvement is there because it's no longer an isolated motif when you can hear it outside of a single application.
Quick & Dirty #5 – Simple A Arpeggio That Sounds Bigger
Sometimes the smallest ideas make the biggest difference. In this lesson, we’re building a simple A arpeggio you can start using right away to add movement and confidence to your playing. Take it slow, lock in the pattern, and let your hands get comfortable before speeding it up. One small step. One percent better today.
Quick & Dirty #5 – Simple A Arpeggio That Sounds Bigger
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@Kathy Scott Yep, just start out slowly
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@Kathy Scott The secret sauce is to go SLOWLY. I promise, you will get it.
Quick & Dirty #9 – Simple Talking Music in C
Let’s build some simple talking music in C. We’ll move from C → D → E → F using easy right-hand shapes, add a little major-to-minor color, then learn a simple way to bring it back home. Keep it simple, listen to the movement, and get 1% better today.
Quick & Dirty #9 – Simple Talking Music in C
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Kathy 😂 you just gave me another Quick & Dirty lesson. Instead of trying to explain all of that in a comment, I’m going to show you what’s actually going through my head when I’m playing talking music and where an idea like this comes from. That’s a really good question.
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Chris Moses
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Teaching gospel musicians the foundations I wish I had when I started. Clear. Practical. Confident.

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