Friend, This Lesson is Dedicated to One of Your Fellow Students!

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Friend, This Lesson is Dedicated to One of Your Fellow Students!

This Lesson is Dedicated to Jeff!
Dear Friend,
The attached lesson is dedicated to Jeff, one of your fellow students.
Jeff emailed me this morning, informing me that he had an audition with his Church Tonight!
That's great news... Let's all wish him luck!
Jeff has been studying with me, online, not even a year... but due to his hard work and dedication, he now possesses the skills to go after a Church "gig!"
Now, as many of you know, Gospel music is not my forte. But as I've always PREACHED, when you know harmony & rhythm, you can play ANY STYLE of music you wish!
So, attached, you will find my latest creation... I call it Gospel Groove No. 1.
I hope with this study, you will begin to see how to create "grooves" and rhythmic patterns using chords!
Now, if you know your chords, just transpose it!
To your successs,
Ron
July 24th, 2007 at 4:38 pm

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