Tips
and Tools for worshippers
***Spontaneous worship chord progressions*** (click
here)
This is a must for worship leaders who want to lead their people into free worship times.
These worship progressions
are used as a musical foundation for singing and playing
the Song of the Lord and
spontaneous worship. These are only an introduction to help
launch you into more creativity. Remember, simplicity usually releases more worship.
Take any line and play through
that one staff repeatedly. Do not progress to the next
staff until you have established
a firm foundation for the other worshippers with you. That
may take from 3 to 20 minutes,
for example.
You will find that some of
the staffs of chords will flow into the next staff. Caution should
be exercised to keep the
"foundation" of chords as steady and as predictable as possible so
that others will be able
to relax and let worship arise undistracted from the music.
Click
here to download. - Acrobat Reader Required.
Permission granted to copy and distribute this
resource as you wish. 
*** Guitar web pages (excellent)
These web sites have excellent
content to help the beginner, as well as the advanced.
They have tuning procedures
( an actual 'play along' tuning tool ), chord diagrams,
scales, arpeggios, theory,
ear training, metronome, etc, with lots of links to further guitar
interests. Basically
it is a web based guitar-training course.
** http://www.worldguitar.com/start.html
-- World Guitar 2000
** http://www.cyberfret.com/first-fret/index.php
-- Cyber fret.Com
** http://www.chordfind.com/
-- Chord Find
** http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/
-- Chord House / Guitar Room
*** Piano web pages
** http://www.keyboardchords.com/
-- Free email piano lessons
** http://www.pianonanny.com/--
The Art Department - free lessons w/ quiz
** http://looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/
--
Chord House - chords and scales
*** Music Theory
** http://www.teoria.com/ -- teoria - A wealth of theory education including teaser tests
