Hymn Playing Episode #3 ~ Invitational Tips

[@RothEnglishSchool]

I'd like this lesson explained measure by measure. It would be most helpful. Thanks!

[@cathyrichardson3466]

That's so beautiful thank you for sharing what a blessed gift you have. Praise the Lord. God bless you.

[@phyllisprier1917]

Thank you so much. Your playing is so clear snd fresh sounding. And your suggestions are doable. I injured my right hand so octaves are difficult. You show how to use them sparingly but effectively…. And easy enough to play

[@touchinglives6625]

Hearing you teach, play and sing just blesses my soul! You are truly gifted and minister through music! Tysmfs 😊❤️👍🏼

[@chariflorsupino4194]

Please upload more videos. Your lessons are very helpful

[@beccaskeystopiano6958]

Thanks for your patience. Starting in June I will be posting more on this channel.

[@ashleyboodram6326]

Thanks for sharing!

[@RUT812]

You have to tell people how to use the pedals?

[@beccaskeystopiano6958]

Everyone learns at a different pace. Covering topics like these will help someone watching.

[@glennkoch863]

My Preacher wants me to play the invitation loud. Our congregation does not sing during this time and if anyone is talking to the Preacher/Deacon I play loud so no one can hear what is being said. However, this lesson has given me some ideas how to play the songs we use for the alter call. Thank you so much for these lessons!!

[@ruthannamanka5896]

Do you have a specific pattern for your runs in the left hand?

[@isaiahjohnbachoco6055]

Can I ask if invitations are supposed to be play slow or moderate? or there are songs to be played in different tempos? Thanks in advance!

[@beccaskeystopiano6958]

Moderately is best. Think of it as a prayer that you would speak. It shouldn't be rushed but I believe any type of song can be used as an invitation as long as it is played somberly and humbly.