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Praise and worship Tonic Solfa

Tonic solfa of “Open the eyes of my heart” by Michael W. Smith

Solfa Notation: "Open the eyes of my heart" by Michael W. Smith This is the solfa notation of "Open the eyes of my heart" by Michael W....

michael@phils@music - December 22, 2018

Praise and worship Tonic Solfa

Tonic solfa of Psalm 23(I am not alone) by People and songs ft Josh Sherman

Tonic solfa: Psalm 23 by people and Songs ft Josh Sherman This is the solfa notation of Psalm 23(i am not alone) by people and...

michael@phils@music - December 22, 2018

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Quartal Chords and their application

Quartal Chords and there application By Elmond Isaiah Key Db Progression: 1 2 3 4 3 2 Play your 1 chord as: F#Msus2 Tonic Solfa of "Draw me Close to...

michael@phils@music - December 13, 2018

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How to use and apply Sus2 or Sus4 chords while playing the piano

Sus2 or Sus4 chords: Learn them and Apply them to your Playing. I would like us to talk about what we call Sus2 or Sus4...

michael@phils@music - December 12, 2018

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Preacher chord progression to play on your piano

The strength of the 5 preacher's chord. Preacher's chord as the name implies are chords used to back up your pastor during sermon. They're varieties of...

michael@phils@music - December 11, 2018

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How do you locate the rootless form of a chord?

ROOTLESS CHORDS As the name implies, "Rootless" means there's no root in the chord. Rootless chords are chords without the root present. It is believed that every...

michael@phils@music - December 10, 2018

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