Course Information
Course Overview
Learn to improvise on piano and organ.
Hi. My name is Martan Mann.
You may know me from my many jazz improv courses. What you don’t know, is that for many years I have been musical director and performed at many churches. This has given me the opportunity to improvise hymn-like songs for preludes, meditations, offerings, etc.
Actually, creating your own hymns is not difficult. However, it does require some fundamental music skills. In this course, I have provided you with a step-by-step development of these required skills. All you need to do is practice each step over-and over until it is deeply ingrained in the subconscious. Once these skills are flowing, then you can either create your own hymns or improvise on existing hymns.
It’s really fun. Let’s get started.
Course Content
- 8 section(s)
- 8 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Learning Scales
- Section 3 Learning Closed Position Progressions
- Section 4 Learning Open Progressions
- Section 5 Make Up Your Own Progression
- Section 6 Pachelbel Canon - Part One
- Section 7 Pachelbel Canon - Part Two
- Section 8 Hymn Development
What You’ll Learn
- Improvise music for church services.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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VVanessa Bish
Not exactly what I was looking for, I was hoping for something about chord substitutions in the lessons, but I did learn a bit more about scales.
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JJack Bussy
Très clair
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MMiriam Carpinetti
Gostei muito!
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RRubens Baptiste
Too general. Not enough explanation on practical applications. NOt enough hymn examples since it is intended for hymn playing. Moves from basic to advanced demonstrations with no transition.