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The #1 Way To Learn
LEARN HOW TO PLAY IMMEDIATELY
LEARN HOW TO PLAY IMMEDIATELY
It does not have to take years of lessons to learn. You will be playing church songs by Lesson 2 of the first course (AP 101: A Crash Course in Piano) with Apostolic Praise.
NO PRIOR PLAYING EXPERIENCE OR MUSIC TRAINING NEEDED
Even if you have never touched a piano before and do not even know the notes you can take courses. We start teaching all the way from the beginning.
HOW APOSTOLIC PRAISE IS DIFFERENT
We have the Best Systematic Way to Learn to Play Music.
Our motto is: "We do not just give you a fish, but we teach you how to fish." We will not just teach you a song or several songs. We teach you the chords and then give you a song or two to help you practice the new chords in action. Then we teach you how and where to use the chord as well as which fills or runs you can use on those chords.
SUBSTITUTION CHORDS
We also place a huge emphasis on Substitution chords - chords that be substituted for other chords in particular places in a song to make it sound better. We do not like major and minor chords and teach other chords that can be substituted for them to make your playing more interesting.
APPLY THESE LESSONS TO ANY CHRISTIAN GENRE
We currently offer online lessons in piano and bass. The emphasis is on Pentecostal music and playing by ear with chords. By Pentecostal music, we mean black gospel style, southern gospel style, jazz style, blues style, and more! The concepts learned in these courses can be applied to almost any style, anwhere!
The fastest and easiest way to learn Pentecostal...Contemporary...or any style of Gospel Music.
Apostolic Praise School of Music :: Office: 650-877-2473 :: ApostolicPSOM@Gmail.com
61 White Street, Hoschton, GA 30548
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"This course has taught me to read music using the number system, which I was so confused on before while my daughter was taking lessons. I have learned several shortcuts to making chords, (for example the dominant flatted 7ths) and I also learned a couple of different runs and fills that I did not know before this course."
- Sherry S. (California)
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