MUST KNOW Congregational Songs Pattern || "I'm A Soldier" and others || Gospel Piano Tutorial

[@JavacRL]

best tutorial on the internet for this!

[@nedaari1]

Good stuff James. I've been learnin' this for like 20 years now this has really helped. Subscribed.

[@JMooreOnKeys]

Thank you so much!

[@PeezyTechMusicTV]

I'm on board!!!!

[@mmunenge85]

Great content 👌. Can you do the same with left bass walkup please 🙏? Same key

[@Pkay-xx7bf]

Will be uploading these midi files on your website for us to purchase?

[@JMooreOnKeys]

Yep it’s up now

[@djsodrip_8694]

The file doesn’t work

[@TheSoldout1]

Are you any relation to the late "James Moore"? He was my brother in law.

[@JMooreOnKeys]

No but I get that all the time lol

[@TheSoldout1]

@@JMooreOnKeys ok. No worries. I guess it's a good thing 🙂🎹🎶

[@naamanbuford]

Able to do it in key of c ? Lol

[@iremix4FUN]

What songs can this go with can u give a list of examples Also if u show that movement in its minority then show it with all these inversion I think people would understand better but I subscribed !

[@jamesmitchell7631]

Can you get away with just playing the tri tone in the left hand instead of a walking bass with out a bass player if you playing by yourself

[@Kermit-f7k]

Yes i believe you can get away with it sometimes. I've done it many times. Just rootless chords and some traditional comping or harmonic rhythm and no bass. It works out that the listeners brain starts filling in the bass notes based on the texture and feel of the chord changes. It's almost like a low cut type of sound

[@JMooreOnKeys]

You can but if you still want to have the bass sound I would just bounce on the bass notes instead of doing the walk. So instead of doing the walk on the 1 maybe just bounce on the 1 with your left hand if that makes sense.