When you have to accompany a soloist or a congregation, you’re expected to play an introduction (intro). This introduction helps the singer establish the key, tempo, and feel for the song before it is time to sing. It is also customary to have a nice way to end the song. In this master class, I’ll cover the different ways you can craft an intro or outro based on the style you’re playing.
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Ratings and Reviews
Stinson V.
I used to play without any method. Minor keys especially, have been my biggest fear for so long. Now, I feel like I am learning the right way and I am excited . Still have a long way to go of course; but at least, I am making progress. Thank you so much.
Joe S.
The thing is not to get intimidated by the fact it's an online course and remain consistent with your practice and you will see results. You can immerse yourself in learning the language of theory and ear training and once you add that to technique you can't help but become a better player. (this is my review for the whole course not just the intro's and outro's video lol).
I liked the masterclass format. Lots of great questions from students where Warren explains and demonstrates the content in an accessible and understandable way.