#piano gospel

[canmking]

M a r v i n G a y e

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Tracklist:

Foi Na Cruz • The Good Son • Sorrow's Child • The Weeping Song • The Ship Song • The Hammer Song • Lament • The Witness Song • Lucy

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[getosugurusbangs]

what if i said i actually love too weird to live, too rare to die and think it’s underrated. what then.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Oh Happy Day (Live)

[spaciebabie]

i need 2 hear a really good choir perform bridge over troubled water again

[pianotunerwolverhampton]

pitch rasing, Tuning and Regulation adjustments on a Murdoch overdamper, overstrung upright piano dating from 1936 at the Hebron Gospel Hall, Horseley Heath, Tipton. Dudley Port 🎹

#dudley #HorseleyHeath, #tipton #murdoch #church #HebronGospelHall #pianotuner #pianotuning

[singeratlarge]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the 1969 film ALICE’S RESTAURANT, Adam Arkin, Ginger Baker, The Beatles 1967 “All You Need is Love” single, Coco Chanel, Bill Clinton, songwriter Roger Cook, the daguerreotype (1839), Darius Danesh, John Deacon, Dave Douglas (Reliant K), Eddie Durham, Philo Farnsworth, Rob Fenstermacher, Jonathan Frakes (great to have met you), Ian Gillan, Fumio Hayasaka, Susan Jacks, L.Q. Jones, Margie Joseph, The Knack’s 1979 “My Sharrona” single, Billy J. Kramer, Deana Martin (great to have gigged with you), Diana Muldaur, Luis Muñoz, Spud Murphy, one of my heroes Johnny Nash, Ogden Nash, National Aviation Day (1939), Debra Paget, the 1944 liberation of Paris, Christina Perri, Beat Raaflaub, Eddy Raven, Gene Roddenberry, John Stamos, Jason Starkey, my excellent boss Nate Stevens, Clay Walker, Lee Ann Womack, and singer-songwriter and gospel music provocateur Edwin Hawkins. He challenged prevailing notions about sacred vs. secular and broadened the field for gospel music, bridging it with funk, pop, rock, and soul. Despite challenges to his early career and ministry, he earned many awards and made many well-received records, yet still kept his eyes on God. He’s best known for his recording of “Oh Happy Day, “ an extension of an 18th century hymn. Edwin updated it in 1967 and his worship group played it repeatedly at the Ephesian Church of God in Christ in Berkeley CA. In 1969 Hawkins took the church group and made a small budget recording of it on a custom label, with Dorothy Combs Morrison on co-lead vocals. Their modest production is lo-fi by today’s standards but—lo and behold—the track became a surprise international hit, reaching #4 in the USA, #2 in the UK, Canada, and Ireland, and #1 in France, Germany, and The Netherlands. 

Edwin’s version won a Grammy in 1970, has appeared in upwards to 20 movie soundtracks ,and has been covered countless times. It was also included on the RIAA Songs of the Century. George Harrison stated the song was a primary inspiration for “My Sweet Lord.” Here’s our modest take on it, and HB EH—thank you for making a joyful noise.

#happyday #EdwinHawkins #UnitedMethodist #choir #PhillipDoddridge #Acts235 #EphesianChurchofGodinChrist #Berkeley #California #DorothyCombsMorrison #GeorgeHarrison #MySweetLord #Grammy #singersongwriter #JohnnyJBlair #SingeratLarge #SanFrancisco #piano

[gavotte-paradisio]

""you can usually tell a lot about a person by the kind of music they listen to. put your music on shuffle and list the first 10 songs, then tag 10 people. no skipping!"" Pandora edition: Down in New Orleans from Princess and the Frog The Gospel Truth I from Hercules Lollipop from Pitch Perfect 2 by The Treblemakers lovely by Billie Eilish and Khalid Roots by Imagine Dragons Diagon Alley/The Gringotts Vault from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone What Child is This by The Charlie Daniels Band Symmetry by Yuri Sanozoff Wonderful from Wicked Beethoven's Five Secrets by The Piano Guys"

November 19, 2020

Oh yeah, I used to love Symmetry. Haven't listened to it since I stopped using Pandora.

[musictrainingworld]

How to Incorporate Funk and R&B Elements into Your Piano Playing

Imagine blending funk’s energetic beats with R&B’s emotional depth in your piano playing. Learning how to incorporate funk and R&B elements into your piano playing can greatly enhance your musical skills. It lets you explore beyond traditional styles and express more complex emotions. This guide is for intermediate players ready to start this exciting musical journey.

Soul music emerged in the U.S. in the late ’50s and early ’60s. It combined blues, jazz, rhythm, and gospel. Pioneers like James Brown and Stevie Wonder shaped this genre, influencing music today. The mix of jazz piano, funk’s rhythm, and R&B’s harmony creates something unique and captivating...

Start jamming here now!

[makhonkit]

Give Thanks Piano by Ray Mak

@DonMoenTV   @donmoenworshipsongs  - Give Thanks Piano by Ray Mak

In Collaboration With Flykeys by Pearl River  @buypianomalaysia2348  

Featuring FLYKEYS LK03S DIGITAL PIANO (  @KayserburgGalleryMalaysia  ,  @flykeysmalaysiaofficial6310  )

#donmoen #givethanks #worship

🎹SHEET MUSIC & Mp3 ▸ http://www.makhonkit.com 🎹LEARN MY SONGS ▸ https://go.flowkey.com/raymak 🎹Listen on Spotify ▸ https://sptfy.com/raymak 🎹Listen on Apple Music ▸ https://music.apple.com/sg/artist/ray-mak/1498802526 🎹Full Song List ▸ http://www.redefiningpiano.com

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[fabriziosbardella]

25a edizione del  festival Varese Gospel & Soul, un appuntamento imperdibile per tutti gli appassionati del genere #varesegospel&soul  #concerti #festival #selevoci #colinvassel #faustocaravati #fabriziosbardella #eventi #musica #primopiano #inevidenza

[slowtumbling]

Lord, Listen to Your Children Praying

A Monday Monday Song Recorded during worship with pastors. Kevin Himes on piano. Listen to Lord Listen to Your Children Praying by KMLS on #SoundCloudhttps://on.soundcloud.com/AXU2y

[ruminate88]

What Music Did You Grow Up With?

I wanna take a break from talking about the healing journey and talk about music cuz that’s my passion in life 🎶👏🏻

There’s musicians and song writers on both sides of my family. I have a HUGE family. 100 cousins on both sides of my family but I’m closer to my dad’s side. My aunt Becky use to be on local radio in the 80’s for gospel music. I grew up listening to an Uncle sing never knowing he wrote most of the songs he sang 😳 He just doesn’t brag about it but he’s so talented!! (I always thought the songs he sang came from gospel radio)

My dad can mess around for fun on the piano and guitar but doesn’t actually play. He can sing a little too but also doesn’t do it seriously… My MOM on the other hand though, she can chord on piano and guitar PLUS she’s the BEST singer I’ve ever heard in the whole world. She’s got soul and range but she’ll never ever brag about it 🥺🥰 and she never thinks she’s as good as she is. I’ve heard her sing all of my life and it has always intimated me LOL People always ask do I sing like my mom and it’s like “HAH, I wish…” 😅 My brother and my nieces also sing really well.

My dad always played pop music at home, soft rock and smooth jazz. My mom played gospel music and blue grass. My older brother always played heavy metal privately when I would ride in his mustang with him but played country music in front of our parents to cover up what he was actually listening to…. Hah I heard a range of music styles growing up.

For me, I listened to pop and r&b. My favorite was Craig David but I also loved Brian McKnight, Boyz ll Men and Ne-yo. I loved “The Year of a Gentleman” album. At 17, I thought I was a rapper LOL I use to listen to Bone, thugs and harmony plus DMX lol By the time I’m in my 20s, I fell in love with trance and EDM. I was depressed for 3 and a half years and trance music such as Jax Jones, Above & Beyond, got me through. By the time I’m 26, I’m in love with indie pop-rock music such as: The 1975, Bad Suns, Atlas, The Bleachers, etc… In my darkest moments, I leaned on Bad Suns the most. There songs just got me through where I was.

I have listened to music my whole life. Music is the only language I truly speak and relate to others and life situations. When I can’t get people to understand me, I put a song in its place 🎶👏🏻 I have never sang in front of family seriously or sang them a song I’ve written 😳 I’m shy haha but I’ve written songs on the piano I’ve played…. Maybe one day I’ll sing for my family. I’ve played in a few bands over the years but only playing the piano. I’ve also played the organ and the violin. Gospel music has mostly shaped my abilities but pop music drives my lyrics 👏🏻👏🏻

I’ve been noticed before by Jesse McCartney, Gareth Emery, Tritonal and a few others… Jesse McCartney actually in 2010 said my song “Be With You” was notable on his MySpace blog… Nothing came of it though. Was like my 10 seconds of fame LOL 😂. I had a lot of Jesse fan haters after that…. It’s all good though. I did not write the song for his fans to love me. It was a song I wrote for him out of love for him. (I don’t like to talk about Jesse anymore like I use to but I have mentioned him a couple times)

Concerts: My 1st real concert was in 2000, it was *NSYNC’s no strings attached Haha Got to sit in the nose bleed section. It made the band look like little stick figures hehe Funny stuff… but my favorite concert I’ve EVER been to believe it or not was in 2011, a Christmas band called “Mannheim Steamroller” Wow they are amaaaaaazing. If you love Christmas music, which I dooooooo, they bring nostalgia but have a whole orchestra behind them combined with synthasizers which incorporates my love for pop music too! Sooo good!!!! Another concert I loved was in 2019, Colton Dixon. He’s a Christian rock singer and he has a moment on the piano just of him singing solo and it was beautiful and intimate! It’s moments in music like those that you never forget ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎶

When I make music, it’s always from my heart. I only write about what I can’t say out loud in a normal conversation. I always say the truth, even when it’s hurting me. Music is my escape and always has been. I remember when Jesse McCartney said that one time in like 2009 or something and that resonated with me beyond words. Music has the power to link people together!!!!

You can hear my music on the following platforms: Spotify, SoundCloud and Bandlab. My usernames are songwriter88 and songwriter1988 I was on TikTok but that’s currently a private account for obvious reasons. If you’re a musician like me, share your music with me below 👍🏻 I’m always looking for new songs to add to my faves list!!

A very personal song I wrote in 2021:

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Merry Christmas to everyone everywhere and have a Great New Year!

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[singeratlarge]

SUNDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO: “The Long Road Shines” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64s_Mwfwj9k  …The lyrics depict someone on a dark night-time drive over a perilous landscape in troubled times, but there’s a light on the horizon and soulful music in the dashboard radio to keep the driver going. These words landed on piano parts that were maybe inspired by Philly Soul or Steve Winwood or even Bob Dylan’s gospel songs and similar songs in that mode as I am a deep student of gospel music. I’m not sure what to do with this song, but God told me to put it out and let it reach people. I posted the lyrics with the video caption. Comments welcome (and while you’re at it, please subscribe to my Youtube channel). Thanks for listening and may your long road shine…

#bobdylan #gospel #piano #Jesus #ElvisPresley #Christ #radio #soul #faith #rocknroll #rootsrock #JohnnyJBlair #singersongwriter #singeratlarge #driving #longdistance #endurance #inspirational #PhillySoul #SteveWinwood