5 Ridiculously SMOOTH Transitions Between Worship Songs
🔴 Learn the 5 ESSENTIAL pieces of a perfect worship band rehearsal that leads your team well relationally, spiritually, and musically every single week!
►► FREE "Worship Rehearsal Blueprint" → leadingworshipwell.com/worship...
In the video, you'll learn how to eliminate the dead air between your worship songs and keep your worship sets flowing smoothly!
Let that last chord ring out... *awkward silence as you switch your capo to the new key*... strum.
Is that what a normal transition between worship songs sounds like for you and your team? Nothing kills a moment like dead air and awkward silence.
💥 RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO:
- How To Use The Nashville Number System For Worship Leaders (With Examples) - • How To Use The Nashvil...
- Worship Pads | A Super Simple Pad Set Up For Worship Leaders - • Worship Pads | A Super...
👉 Follow along and learn how to lead YOURSELF well, lead your CHURCH well, and lead WORSHIP well at:
Instagram - / leadingworshipwell
Facebook - / leadingworshipwell
Website - www.leadingworshipwell.com
👉 Gear I use to make videos:
Guitar - Taylor 214ce - amzn.to/2qCESHs
Pick - Everly Star Picks - amzn.to/2Yy9OFk
Tuner - Snark SN5x - amzn.to/2E29eWO
Capo - Kyser Capo - amzn.to/2E277m1
Main Microphone - Rode VideoMic Pro - amzn.to/2RuIiWr
Secondary Microphone - MXL V63M - amzn.to/2P76WfD
Recording Interface - Behringer UMC202HD - amzn.to/2E0bnm6
Recording DAW - PreSonus Studio One Professional - amzn.to/36mBtvM
Camera - Sony A6400 - amzn.to/3krW6xD
Tripod - JOBY GorillaPod 3K - amzn.to/3mqjaP5
Lighting - Fovitech Sutdio Pro Octagon Softbox - amzn.to/348QHmy
Disclaimer: This video and description contain affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.
Пікірлер: 7
EDITOR'S NOTE: I realized after I filmed this video that, in point 2 when I was talking about "similar keys," I basically just described the Circle of Fifths... The way I explained it in the video is how it makes sense in my head. I feel like it's a lot easier for me to just know that the 4 chord of the key I'm in is moving back 1 step in the circle of fifths and the 5 chord of the key is moving forward.
This helped me so much. Thank you!
You're a big help for a lot of fellow Christians bro, keep it up God bless you!
This was so very helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. God bless you.
I love hearing you play the guitar, btw. This video was helpful, thank you
Nice! thanks for sharing
In my theory class, similar keys were called "closely related"