Click here to get the lyrics and interpretation of the song
The intro of the song which is played with the bass guitar goes thus:
m d s m f d s:::s t d t s(2x)
Then the trumpets goes thus
m m f s s s
d d l m f r
d s l m s
s l t l
s l t d d d
The chord progression of the songs is:
doh fah
soh fah
doh fah
soh fah
This post explains how to play “Ebezina” by preye on the piano and maybe on the bass guitar. If you know how to play any musical instrument you would
agree that all you need is the chord progression. This post gives us you the chord progression of Ebezina by preye and the intro:
Intro:
d t s(2x)
l t d t s
s l r m f m r
d t d d
r r d t d d
r r d t d d
Chord progression:
Ebezina Doh
Chukwu nonso Fah
Ogininisobugi Lah
imala ni sa ti giye Soh …..
this video illustrates how to play “ebezina” on the piano. Watch the video below to get a better understanding:
dimensions when you play the guitar. Check out these written tutorials, they should be of a little help to you. Have fun.
how to transpose on the piano. Don’t let anybody bambooze you that transposing on the piano is not a good thing or that it is for lazy people; Me i would tell you to learn to transpose and find yourself playing in a month. Its not possible for you to know how to play all the keys of the piano in a short time, and we wouldn’t want to learn to play all the keys before we step into the show to play, so it’s better you get yourself familiar with a strange key and build your confidence with it before you move into learning to play another key. So I’ve gotten some little tips together for you to lay your hands on.
A chord progression in what an instrumentalist plays to accompany a song or another musical instrument. It’s like it plays in the background. This post describes the chord progression of some few worship songs.
Knowing your chord progression is the foundation of knowing to play any musical instrument. Whether its the piano or the guitar; All you have to do is
know your chord progression. A chord progression is something that comes from within you. You have to get to understand your sounds and also get yourself familiar with the tonic-sol fa(solfa notations of 10 nigerian worship songs) of a lot of songs.
In fact the best way too get to know chord progressions is to listen to songs constantly. Another method is to join the choir and be faithful to your rehearsals and church services. The reason why I said so is because by the time you keep attending the church services, you are unconsciously registering the chord progressions in your brain, and that is why most instrumentalist get to play like the person they listen to consistently.
You cannot get to learn a musical instrument by just going for music lessons and coming back home to drop it. You have to listen to songs consistently, hum the progressions with your mouth, go to your musical instruments and play what you hum, that way you would be see yourself improving. I have prepared chord progressions for some 7 popular Nigerian worship songs. Click here to see them.
Do you want to score this song(He never failed me yet by Robert Ray) and you want to have all the singers sing their respective voices whether treble
, alto or tenor; but you are not ready to start interpreting the manuscript. I have interpreted the manuscript here in tonic-solfa. Click here to see it
Are you willing to score “Bless me, prayer of Jabez”; don’t go too far, check out the score sheet here
which contains the treble, alto and tenor parts. click here to view
