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Discover How To Play The Organ Confidently In As Little As Two Hours!
Find out how to play the organ in 4 easy steps, even if you've never
played the organ before!
From: Phillip Monchamp
Wednesday, 3:04pm
The biggest problems with moving from piano or other keyboard to the
organ are:
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What to do with all the buttons
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What do you do with more than one keyboard
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What to do with your feet?
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Every organ is different.
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When I play, it sounds boring.
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How to play confidently in front of people
If any of the above describes you, then you're in the right place.
Because I'm going to share with you the techniques behind playing
the organ that most people don't know and will never know.
But first, let me tell you who I am, and why you should listen to me.
Hi, my name Philip Monchamp. I have an Associate Degree in Music Education,
and I have been a church organist for over thirty years now, and am considered
to be one of the best organists in the area.
One of the problems I have seen over the years is when a pianist attempts
to play the organ. They struggle with the stop tabs. they tend to play only
one keyboard. They tend to strike notes which makes the music sound choppy.
I can understand how they felt about this problem, because I have never been taught
this either. As an organist in my own parish, when I visited other parishes with
another organs. It was a challenge to figure out what to do with the new instrument.
If you have never played the organ, the problem is even more difficult.
If you want to learn exactly how to play the organ, here's what you
need to know:
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Important differences between the piano and organ
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What the buttons are for and how to use them properly
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What lead sheets are and how they apply to the organ
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How to organize sounds
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How to arrange music for organ
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The four sounds to keep in your back pocket
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How to use the foot pedals, and enhance your playing
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Enhance your organ using MIDI
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The common mistakes people make and how to avoid them
Each of these steps are crucial when learning the organ.
Important differences between the Piano and the Organ
The piano and organ may both have black and white keys, but that is about
as far as the similarity goes. Learn the differences in touch and
action, and how this changes the way you approach playing and
fingering the keyboard.
What the buttons are for and how to use them properly to get the most out
of your sound
The organ has a lot of buttons on it called 'stops'. Learn what types of
stops there are, how to use them, and when understood, leave you
wanting even more of them.
What lead sheets are and how they apply to the organ
Much popular music is available as 'Lead Sheets' featuring just the melody
and guitar chords. Learn how to apply these to the organ for full
bodied arrangements.
How to organize sounds
Many musicians who first try the organ tent to find an 'organ' sound that
sounds alright and go with that. The organ is more about
complementing and contrasting sounds against each other to make
interesting music. Learn the families of sounds on the organ and how
to use them with each other.
How to arrange music for organ
The organ is a one man orchestra. Learn different simple styles that can
be applied to any tune, and used in combination with different sounds
to make interesting arrangements.
The four sounds to keep in your back pocket
When faced with a strange instrument, changing sounds live in real time
can be a real challenge. Here are the four sounds that I use to give
me the greatest musical variety with the least changes in stops.
How to use the foot pedals, and enhance your playing
Playing the pedals can really give that solid bottom to your playing, but it
takes a lot of practice. It is in fact learning to play another
keyboard with your feet. I can show you some simple tricks that can
give you at least some of the benefits of pedals with a minimum of
practice.
Enhance your organ using MIDI
Keyboardists have known for years the benefits of MIDI to expand the sounds of
their keyboards, and to automate playing with sequencers. Many newer
organs have this capability and I can show you how to get started
using a computer connected to the organ.
The common mistakes people make and how to avoid them
Did you know that most Hammond organs have a 'Starter' switch as well as
an 'On ' switch? Like a car, you turn them on and then engage the
starter to get them going. I have been at choir rehearsals where we
were delayed because 'the organ didn't work' and all because the
organist did not know about the starter. I will give you a grab bag
of simple things that have tripped people up when dealing with a
strange instrument.
You want me to spend How Much for lessons?
Organ lessons are expensive, $35 to $75 in my local area. You already know how to play piano, (If you
don't, see our bonus below) and many times the material covered in my
course are expected to be learned by osmosis from watching the
instructor. Even if you are currently taking organ lessons, for the
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Isn't it worth $29.95 to have this lifelong skill? Of course it is.
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Why play the piano
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Looking at the piano
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The Home Keys and A to G
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What are Scales?
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Reading music: Introduction
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The Lines and the Spaces
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Written piano music and Rhythm
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Keys and Key Signature
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Get it together with Chords
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The Big Fake and Improvisation
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Sight-Reading written music
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Music terminology for beginners
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Finding anc choosing music to play
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Practicing on your own
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The Small Spotlight: playing for friends and family
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Playing for Public Events
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Tips for beginning piano players
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Lessons and Piano Teachers
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Organist
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