How to Use the IV over V (4 over 5) Chord Combination in an Introduction - Hymn Improvising Tip this

In this video, we share an invaluable hymn improvising tip from guest teacher Adam Rogerson. Church pianists can benefit from this powerful IV over V (4 over 5) chord combination. Learn how to seamlessly incorporate this essential chord progression into your hymn introductions, creating a more dynamic and expressive sound when playing in church. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced pianist, Adam’s expert advice will help you elevate your hymn improvisation skills and add more creativity to your playing.
The IV over V chord combination is a must-know for any church pianist looking to improve their improvisation and enhance their song introductions for church services. Join us as we break down this technique with clear examples and easy-to-follow steps, helping you understand how to use this chord progression in various hymn settings.
If you want to make your church piano playing more functional and flow more naturally, this video is packed with tips and tricks that will elevate your skillset. Perfect for pianists seeking to improvise from a hymnal and create beautiful, spontaneous introductions that enhance the service as they also resonate with congregations.
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