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Trey Cross
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Every piano player wants to be great and every piano player wants to know how they can get better faster.
With the right strategy and focus, you can become a better piano player on a daily and weekly basis. Strategy and focus are critical because your growth won’t come at random. You could aimlessly practice all day without getting better because there is no direction or target to hit.
Have you every wondered how great musicians become so great? They did it by growing consistently. Practicing consistently and having a strategy for growth is going to allow you to grow and reach levels of music that you never thought possible.
Every great musician has their very own “sound”. A sound is a musician’s identity. Many well known musicians can be identified just by their sound even if someone can’t see their face.
It’s important for every musician to have their own sound because it represents who they are as a musician. Just like some actors and athletes have their own style of play and are an ideal fit for many situations because of their style, musicians are the same way.
The more a musician develops his or her sound and identity, the more they will get noticed and admired. The fact that they have a very distinct musical personality when they play will draw people and make people want to listen.
View the entire episode at https://www.cross3network.com/blog/developing sound
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Everyone knows that music and sound equipment for your church can get really expensive really quick. You can easily create a wish list of $40,000 on the low without even thinking about it. Even if your church has $40,000 + in the treasury, you may not want to invest it all into your music department all at once.
High-end music equipment is expensive for a good reason, and you can’t produce quality music and sound without it. This is not a matter of vanity, it’s a matter of quality.
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Music is all about listening. The better we are at listening to music and appreciating the details, the more enjoyable listening to music is.
One of the best ways to become a better musician is to listen to yourself. Listening to yourself on a recording can be tough, not so bad, or enjoyable depending on how good and experienced you are.
The truth is, just about every musician on the face of the earth has heard themselves on a recording and cringed. If they didn’t cringe then someone else cringed for them.
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Many musicians are leaving the church at an alarming rate, but the question is why? Before the 2000s, you could walk in any given church and see an abundance of musicians that were hungry for action and ready to play their instruments. Many churches had so many musicians that the musicians had to take turns playing.
Things are definitely not like they used to be. The financial value of musicians has gone up significantly over the past few decades because they are not as abundant as they once were. In some areas, musicians have become so scarce that they play 3 and 4 church services in one Sunday. In the past, the church would organically breed its own musical talent.
But now a lot of this musical talent has either died off, went into show business, or is no longer in commission. The future of musical talent in the church is at stake. The church at large has two options.
The first option is to let things continue as they are and let the musical fire in church completely die or the second option is to put a system in place that will allow the church to breed it’s own talent each and every year. The future of musicians and the church will be nothing like the past. There are 3 main elements that the church will need to incorporate in the future to have great musical success…
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Playing praise breaks in church can be one of the most exciting things to play for many church musicians. Between playing with the high tempo and seeing people dance to your music with an extreme level of excitement and praise… It can be a real adrenaline rush. Especially for young musicians.
Playing a praise break is exciting but always best when it’s played the right way.
When the excitement is high and everyone is in the moment during the praise break, It’s easy to assume that the praise break music that’s being played is random and with a high tempo. But the truth is, there are 4 elements to playing most praise breaks.
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Musicians come in all shapes and sizes. No two musicians are exactly alike because no two people are exactly alike.
If you put 100 professional keyboard players that play the same music genre in the same room at the same time with 100 keyboards for them to play, you’ll realize that all of the musicians are very different and have different abilities.
Some of the musicians in the room may have extremely fast fingers while others may have relatively slow fingers. Some musicians in the room might be absolute fundamental experts while others might be “power chord” players.
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Learning how to play gospel keys in the beginning can be super exciting, challenging, frustrating, and even overwhelming all at once.
Sometimes in the beginning it can be very tempting to go straight for all of the tricks and treats and start blazing right out of the gate. Even though we must crawl before we walk, most don’t really want to. Most people want to start running full speed right out the gate and instantly become this phenomenal musician.
The truth is, there is a process and we all have to go through it.
When I was a younger musician, all I wanted to do was learn the fancy chords and blaze but i couldn’t because I didn’t fully know the basics yet. (Even though some people can kind of get away with it because their musical ear is more developed)
Here’s a story about a time when I had the privilege to learn from one of the greatest gospel musicians in the state of Virginia and what he taught me about playing gospel piano chords.
Sitting down and learning from one of the greatest gospel musicians in the state of Virginia changed the way that I viewed the keyboard.
The thing that blew my mind was the fact that he didn’t teach me any new or blazing chords. In fact, the only chord that he taught me that I didn’t already know was the tritone.
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Before we dive into it… I want you to know that this applies to you if you’re a musician and if you’re a Pastor.
Over the past few decades, the relationship between musician and church has changed. There was a day when the church had an abundance of musicians to the point of paying their musician very little if anything at all.
There was a time when musicians were not only loyal to churches, but churches were loyal to musicians.
Just like relationships, both parties have to bring something to the table. This is not to blame or point the finger at churches nor musicians, but the point of this is to help us move forward, mend relationships, and make life easier for both the musician and the church.
As a musician of 20 plus years, I want to share a portion of my story and why I’m a loyal musician to my church.
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Major 7th and Major 9th chords are beautiful sounding chords that sound different depending on where you place them. The only difference between the Major 7th and Major 9th chords are one single note, and because of it, the Major 9th chord sounds more full and powerful.
There are quite a few different places that you can play the Major 7th and Major 9th chords, and like most chords, there are many different situations that you can use these chords in.
Like many other chords, you have to be careful not to overuse these chords because you don’t want to take away from how effective they can be in certain moments.
In this FREE training, I want to demonstrate how to play these chords in the key of C and C#. It’s always best to learn all 12 versions of the chord so that you won’t lack in certain situations.
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After being a gospel musician in the church arena for the past 20 years, I’ve done a lot and I’ve seen a lot. I’ve made a lot of mistakes and I’ve gotten a few things right. One thing that I didn’t realize when I was a brand new keyboard player was that being a church musician is more than just being talented and skilled.
Some musicians are very fortunate to have a great mentor while some have to figure everything out on their own.
If I could go back in time tell myself 10 things to focus on to be a great musician… These are the 10 things that I would tell myself…
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Unless you are completely tone-deaf, we all have a musical ear to some degree. It’s not a matter of having a musical ear or not, it’s a matter of how developed your musical ear is.
Most people can sing a song in the correct key, while some can tell you every single note that’s being played without having a musical instrument in front of them.
A musical ear is like a muscle, you have to exercise it and build it up for it to get better.
There is a myth that you either have an ear for music or you don’t, and that’s not true.
There are also a few different ways to develop your ear, but the easiest and most convenient way to build your music ear is by transcribing.
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Have you ever played a song on the piano whether at home, at a gig, or at church, and made a mistake? Did it embarrass you so bad that you couldn’t come back from it? It seemed to haunt you for days and even weeks if not longer?
Me too…
Years ago, when I was a teenager, I had to play for my church’s national choir. We were invited to sing at another church’s national convention. The choir that I was playing for started to sing their first song. The song was a slow worship song and the beginning of the song was soft piano which happened to be just me playing.
Before the song could go any further I drew a blank and completely forgot what I was supposed to play. I fumbled around for about 3 or 4 seconds and those 3 or 4 seconds felt like 3 or 4 hours.
Maybe you get it… Maybe you understand what it’s like to make an embarrassing mistake on stage, or you might be wondering what the big deal is. Just in case you don’t know what the big deal is, I will break it down for you … Anytime there is live event and you are the guest talent, you must know and understand that they didn’t just call anybody but they called you.
You must know that they called you because you’re good and they trust you. Back to the big mistake that I made… Not only did I embarrass myself, but I embarrassed the band, the choir director, and the choir.
I learned a very valuable lesson from this situation. The lesson was in my preparation. I realized that I had been preparing like an amateur and it was time to start preparing like a professional.
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Learning new chord progressions as a beginner is very exciting because it feels like each new progression that you learn takes your playing to a whole new level. When you first start learning how to play the piano in the gospel world and for your church, it’s critical that you learn the most common chord progression first.
As time goes on, and you continue to learn and get better, you will find that one day you will have more chord progressions in your repertoire than you could have ever imagined.
The sole purpose of chord progressions are to get you from one point in a song to another. With experience, you’ll learn a lot of chord progressions just from transcribing new songs. You’ll also realize that chord progressions repeat a lot.
I wanted to quickly share with you 1 chord progression that every beginner must know.
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Stop telling yourself that you suck! Putting yourself down and telling yourself things like “I suck”, “I’m no good”, “I’ll never be good enough”, is never going to help you and is definitely not gong to make you feel better about your situation.
There is always a better way to look at a situation that’s not perfect. Instead of saying “I suck”, you can ask yourself… “how do I get unstuck?”. You can even ask yourself “Who do I need to talk to or where do I need to go to figure this out?”.
My point is, there is always a better way than having negative thinking and using negative words.
It may be true that you’re not the best musician in the world, but who is?… I mean really…
It may be true that you are not where you want to be in your musicianship and that’s actually a good thing. This simply means that you haven’t settled and you still want to learn and grow.
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Learning how to play big chords/advanced chords can be intimidating at first, but once you learn the right strategy behind playing more advanced chords, you’ll realize that it’s actually simple.
Playing big chords is actually very simple, but the key is to have a solid foundation first. The more solid your foundation is, the more you can build on it.
I would be lying to you if I told you that you can’t just jump to the advanced chords. I would however be telling you the truth if I told you that jumping to the advanced chords first can hurt you in the future and limit your growth. Building a solid foundation today will make you limitless tomorrow.
Building a solid foundation and learning the basics today will ensure a very promising future. One day you’ll be able to play any and everything that you could possibly hear and think of.
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The tritone is a two note chord (any two notes) with five notes in-between. The tritone is an odd sounding chord and some would say it sounds dirty, but it’s typically played in the left hand to add more fullness and flare to your chords.
You can use the tritone in many different ways for many different situations, but it all depends on your intuition and your style of play. You can use the tritone to add flare to a gospel worship or praise song, you can use it to sound more full and give your chords more life, and you can also use the tritone to sound more churchy.
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Learning the number system as a musician is one of the best things that you could ever learn musically. It will change your life and make things a lot easier.
One of the keys to learning the number system is not to over complicate it.
Has it ever seemed like learning the number system was complicated or just taking too long for you to grasp? Have you ever asked yourself “why can’t I understand the number system?”?
If you feel this way, then you are not alone. I’ve felt this way before and almost every musician that you listen to today has felt this way at one point in their lives.
Here’s the good news… there is nothing wrong with you and it’s not your fault that you haven’t learned the number system yet. The secret to truly learning the number system is to fully experience the number system.
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Being that we are in the year 2020, most musicians and churches these days don’t use the churchy sound like they did decades ago. However, every gospel musician must know and understand their roots and how to play gospel music in it’s original state. I can’t stress to you enough how important it is for gospel musicians to understand the origin of gospel music.
Even though gospel music has evolved through the decades, gospel music as a genre could suffer a major identity crisis. If gospel musicians of today and the future never learn the origin of gospel music, this genre could become extinction.
Many new gospel musicians struggle to learn how to play “churchy” these days due to one reason....the origin of gospel music isn’t being passed down from generation to generation like it use to.
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When you first start playing the piano, learning the piano chords can be quite intimidating. Once you realize how simple learning your basic piano chords can be, you’ll have the confidence to learn them and learn them fast.
It’s easy to look at a piano chord chart and get overwhelmed because it seems like you have to learn and memorize so many chords. After you learn this simple technique to learning your basic piano chords, you’ll realize that it’s a lot easier than it looks.
Many piano teachers like to take their time and drag out the process of teaching you how to play the piano. My goal is help you to start playing the piano as fast as you possibly can.
Here is the fastest way to learn your basic piano chords.
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Learning new chord progressions as a beginner is very exciting because it feels like each new progression that you learn takes your playing to a whole new level. When you first start learning how to play the piano in the gospel world and for your church, it’s critical that you learn the most common chord progression first.
As time goes on, and you continue to learn and get better, you will find that one day you will have more chord progressions in your repertoire than you could have ever imagined you would have when you first started.
To view the full episode, visit https://www.cross3network.com/blog/easy-passing-chord-trick-for-beginners
Playing passing chords can add so much flavor and depth to your playing and allow you to fill the empty spaces in a song. Sometimes it can seem intimidating and far fetched to learn and find passing chords because the concept can seem so advanced.
Passing chords don’t have to be complicated, neither do they have to be something that you need to wait to learn. You can learn how to play passing chords even at the beginner stages of your playing with the chords that you already know.
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Learning how to play the piano in all 12 keys doesn’t require any special ability or musical talent. All it requires is a strategy that works for you and a good work ethic.
Many musicians and aspiring musicians are criticized for not being able to play in all 12 keys fluently, but very few musicians are willing to help other musicians get better.
I want to give you 3 super easy tips to help you play the piano in all 12 keys. There are many ways to accomplish mastering all of you keys but this is the way that worked for me.
Here are your 3 easy tips to playing the piano in all 12 keys…
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Learning how to play gospel music by ear can be super fun once you understand how to do it the right way. Learning and playing the keyboard by ear is a broad subject that can not be covered in one article or video.
Even though music is an art, learning how to play music is a science. There is no guess work when you know how to learn music the right way.
Let’s talk about the very beginning and the structure of learning how to play gospel songs by ear.
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A lot of parents have asked me the same question over the years… And that question is “What’s a good age for my child to start learning how to play the piano?”
This is a very good question.
All children are different and all children learn at different speeds. Some children learn to play the piano in their teenage years, some learn in the pre-teen years and some learn in their elementary school years.
Some children have learned to play the piano as early as 4 years old.
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When it comes to learning how to play the piano by ear, there are a few things that you need to know. One thing you need to know is that you can get a fast start and probably start playing a lot faster than you thought. Another thing is not to confuse learning the piano with mastering the piano. You can learn fast and start playing almost right away while having a lot of fun doing it, but mastery takes years. The key is to not focus on mastery in the beginning, but focus on learning and having fun.
You can start learning how to play the piano by ear sooner than you ever thought possible. There are a few simple steps that you can take to get a fast start on your piano journey and it won’t take long if you stay focused.
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You’ve probably been wanting to play the piano for a while now. There are a few myths about learning to play the piano that are rarely challenged and I want to put them on the table right now. The bad news is, these myths have been holding you back from moving forward and even starting your musical journey. The good news is, you’ll be able to become the best piano player that you can possibly be after I bust these myths for you. Here are 3 reasons why you never learned to play piano…
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Many people have asked me which is better, learning to play the piano on YouTube or having a piano teacher? There are pros and cons to both and there is no right or wrong answer. Ultimately, it depends on you as a person and what works better for you.
Learning how to play the piano exclusively on YouTube or learning through a piano teacher depends on what type of learner you are. The main idea is to have enough self-awareness to realize what type of person you are and what your learning style is.
There’s a myth that learning how to play the piano is boring, but that’s actually a sign that the way you’re being taught doesn’t fit your learning style.
I’m about to breakdown the pros and cons of learning how to play the piano on YouTube vs. having a piano teacher. This will help you decide on what’s best for you.
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When I was growing up, I always had a passion for music. I didn’t always have the money to buy all of the records that I wanted to buy but I always gravitated to good music.
In elementary school I started learning how to play the drums and also tried the saxophone for one year. I eventually gravitated to piano but I had no idea how to play it.
Fast forward to age 13, I started playing the piano and my life changed forever. Playing the piano become my new passion and all I wanted to do was learn to play. Instead of being out in the streets and getting into trouble, I was in love with playing the piano and just wanted to practice and get better. I was so focused on music that I didn’t have time for anything else. When I wasn’t practicing I was playing at somebody’s church and when I wasn’t playing at somebody’s church, I was practicing.
I personally feel like all teenagers should be consumed with something that’s productive whether its music, sports, or some type of extra curricular activity.
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There is a lot going on these days, and if you're anything like me... You don't have a lot of time. Time is our most valuable asset.
Even though you have a very busy schedule, you should always make time for yourself and make time to do the things that make you happy. Here is how to learn the piano even if you only have 15 minutes per day.
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Being able to play the piano in all 12 keys is important because it allows you to play the entire piano and not be limited to one area of the piano. Playing the piano in all 12 keys is also important because it allows you to learn just about any song. Even though certain music genres favor certain keys, you will eventually play and hear a song in each individual key at some point if you haven’t already.
Playing in all 12 keys is not only good for learning songs in the correct key, but it’s also good for creativity and flexibility. You can take chords and chord progressions and borrow them from other keys to create a sound that will blow your mind.
Many musicians stress the importance of being able to play the piano in all 12 keys, and some even bash people that can’t play in all 12 keys, but few people actually help you learn to play in all 12 keys.
Maybe you’ve just started playing the piano or have been playing for a while now and need some guidance. I want to lead you in the right direction to playing in all 12 keys on the piano and the good thing is, it’s a lot easier than you may think.
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Some people think that learning to play the piano by ear is difficult. The reality is, it can be difficult if you don’t have the right strategy.
Playing the piano by ear is all about recognizing what you hear. You begin to recognize what you hear by listening to it over and over again.
Your musical ear is like a muscle, you need to exercise it daily. The key is to take it one day at a time and not try to rush into it.
All songs are made up of a few simple components and recognizing these components will help you learn to play almost any song by ear.
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Getting your first keyboard is exciting. The funny thing is… the last new keyboard that I got was just as exciting as the first keyboard that I got 20 years ago.
I realized that there are a few things that you might not think about or have when you purchase a keyboard for the first time.
It just so happened that my dad was a musician and was there when I got my first keyboard, so he already knew everything that I needed.
Even though this happened 20 years ago, I was thinking back about when I purchased my first keyboard and remembered how frustrating things could’ve been if I didn’t have my dad there to help me.
Even though I’m not your dad, my goal is to give you the same guidance I received so that you know exactly what to do and what to get with your first keyboard. If you’ve already purchased your first keyboard, then that’s cool too, let’s just make sure that you didn’t leave anything out.
Here are 4 simple things you’ll need with your first keyboard.
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Many people all over the world have learned to play the piano by ear. Learning to play the piano by ear isn’t a mystery or even a secret, but there is a strategy behind it.
Have you ever sat down at your keyboard or piano and tried to teach yourself how to play and couldn’t figure it out? Have you ever felt that learning to play the piano was kind of like learning rocket science?
Sometimes learning to play the piano by ear can seem extremely hard or even impossible. The truth is… learning to play the piano by ear is extremely hard and impossible if you don’t have the right strategy.
The key to learning is to keep it simple. If you don’t know where to start, then here is a simple road map to help you get started.
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There is a myth that having the ability to play a musical instrument by ear is something that you can only be born with. If this myth was actually true, then we would see little babies playing musical instruments and nobody would ever need to practice.
The truth is, a musical ear can be developed.
When it comes to learning how to play the piano, you can either be talented, skilled, or both.
What is Playing Piano by Ear? Playing the piano by ear is simply being able to play what you hear without reading any type of sheet music.
Playing the piano by ear happens when you can recognize notes, chords, and patterns.
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Over the years, many people have asked me “how long does it take to learn the piano?”.
The truth is… there is no real answer to this question other than… it depends.
It depends on the person, it depends on the time that they put into it and it also depends on their learning resource. It all depends.
Over the years, I’ve seen best case scenarios and I’ve seen worst cast scenarios. No matter who you are, where you’re from, or what your experience level, there is one simple formula for the amount of time that it takes for you to learn.
That simple formula is….
You x Time x Learning Resource = Results
Your result will depend on what you put into the equation.
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- Choosing the right keyboard is based on 3 main factors
- Every keyboard isn’t for everybody
- You don’t have to spend a ton of money on your first keyboard
- A quality keyboard can last for a very long time
- Do your homework before you purchase your next keyboard
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Depending on where you are in your musical journey, getting a new keyboard could be something totally new and foreign or it can be something that you’ve done before. Getting a new keyboard could be a big deal or just a small decision but it depends on your level of commitment and your budget.
There are a few main factors that determine what type of keyboard you should get. Every keyboard isn’t for everybody and there is no “one size fits all” option.
The purpose of this article is to point you in the right direction and help you gather the right information to make the best decision possible.
Once you make your decision, you’ll be able to move forward and that’ll be a big check off your bucket list.
Are you interested in learning how to play the keyboard for your church? Here’s how to get started.