This is the tonic solfa of casting crowns by Nathaniel Bassey. Saxophonist, guitarist and solo instrumentalist can knock themselves out.
d t l Casting crowns
d t l Lifting hands
l s m Bowing hearts
r m m m r r Is all we’ve come to do
d t l Casting crowns
d t l Lifting hands
l s m Bowing hearts
m s s s d d t Is all we’ve come to do
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8. Try it again the next day, and the next and the next. You would be getting better every day. Till you finally become a professional.
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This is the Tonic solfa of “Be Magnified” by Don Moen. You can derive the chord progression from it too. Saxophonist, lead guitarist and
other solo instrumentalist will find it particularly helpful.
d r m f m r d t r I have made You too small in my eyes
d l r f m O Lord, forgive me
d f m r d t r I have believed in a lie
d l d d r d r f m That You were unable to help me.
s s m r m f m d
t d r d f r d r Heal my heart and show Yourself strong
s s m r mf m d
d t l m r m m O Lord, be magnified
d t l f r d d O Lord, be magnified
s s m r m f Be magnified, O Lord
f f m f s f r You are highly exalted
s s m r m f m d And there is nothing You can’t do
d r d m r d r
d d r m Be magnified
d t l f r d d Oh Lord Be magnified
This is the chord progression of Okaka by Frank Edwards in solfa notation so you can have fun with your musical instrument.
This is the lyrics of okaka below with the chord progression
written below each line of the song:
P.S
The chord for r = r f l
f = f l d
d = d m s
s = s t r
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This is the tonic solfa of the hymn “All hail the power of Jesus name”. It is suitable for the organist and all solo instrumentalist. Enjoy. You can also derive the chord progression from the solfa notation of the hymn. With solfa notation you know how to play this hymn. Just accompany the notes with chords on your left hand.
This is the lyrics of the hymn below:
This is the tonic solfa of the hymn “O worship the king, all glorious above“. It is suitable for the organist and all solo instrumentalist. Enjoy. You can also derive the chord progression from the solfa notation of the hymn. With solfa notation you know how to play this hymn. Just accompany the notes with chords on your left hand.
This is the lyrics of the hymn below:
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Now, in our last two lessons we talked about developing the major and minor chord triads of any note on the bass guitar.
The gist is, if you can memorize these shapes off head. it wont be hard for you to remember’. Neither will it be hard for you to memorize. Look at the two shapes again.
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| Major triad shape |
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| Minor triad shape |
You see the general chord distribution for the major scale that is so common is written below:
C D E F G A B C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1
Maj min min Maj Maj min Dim Maj
d r m f s l t d
Please don’t begin to get confused. Just relax ok!!
Maj stands for major
min stands for minor
Dim stands for Diminished
You see that “Diminished” we would come to it later.
Let us go back to our “Major” and “Minor”
Video is coming for illustration of the application of the major and minor chords
