Wait, so which course do you have that helps us memorize all the numbers/keys? I’ve been trying to memorize and it’s so much!!! Do you remember every single key, including for example for the black keys, G# and Ab or just one over the other since they can be the “same key” on the keyboard. But are they truly the “same key” technically?
Actually, I think I found the course. Okay so there’s a link on your website for the at your own pace course combined with the piano coaching thing as well. So is that $67/month for both of those??? Or is just the piano coaching $67/month and then the at your own pace is $47/month??
Yes! Eventually, you'll remember all of the numbers in each key just like you easily remember the notes. It's muscle memory and it makes playing so much easier!!!
@@TuneBucketPianoLessons perfect, thank you!! One more question-so upon completion of this course, would I have enough knowledge to figure out how to flow with the church band? For example, sometimes our pastor will all of a sudden tell the team to play a song that was on his heart during a service that no one rehearsed, but they can figure it out on the spot.
Ok so… I looked at your page and you have quite a few courses. Which one is the best one if I want to start from the beginning? Do they all teach different things or do some overlap?? I’m auditioning for the worship team vocally and want to learn piano for the future. Also, I didn’t fully listen to the video as I don’t have time at the moment and wanted to ask before I forget. So sorry if you may have mentioned something about this in the video. Thank you!
Hey SimplyMe-mj5kb! Some of them overlap. The best place for you to start if you want to learn to play for church is At Your Own Pace Lessons: tunebucketpianolessons.mykajabi.com/atyourownpace
So I was like, where have I seen this beautiful face. It just dawned on me that theres this lady on Instagram teaching gospel keys. The cap was making this a bit hard hehe 😂. Blessings 😊❤👏
I practiced piano for 8 months sitting on a couch and portable piano was on a coffee table and it crushed my middle to pain,and near diabetes. Now I stand and play ,a little pain on feet but nothing compared to improper sitting for 8 plus hours a day to get to intermediate piano in 1 year cause I'm 65
