Changing Chords
Because there is a G note in each chord, keep your fifth finger on the G note as you change chords.
Play slowly and evenly. Count aloud as you play and make sure you change chords on the correct count.
Also, keep your fifth finger on the G note when changing back from the G chord to the C chord. This will make changing chords very easy.
Before playing songs with chords, practice each part separately. First practice the melody of the song by itself (right hand part), then practice the chords and bass pedals by themselves. Once you have learnt all them all together, paly them all together. Practice slowly and evenly, and count as you play.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION (for your teacher)
2- How to Sit at the Organ
3- Chords
4- Three Chord Songs
5- The F Chord
6- The Lead-In
7- The Quarter Note Rest
8- The Tie
9- The Note D
10- The Note E
11- The Note F
12- The Three Four Time Signature
13- The C Chord
14- Note and Rest Values
15- Changing C to F
16- The C Pedal
17- How to Make a Sound
18- Parts of the Organ
19- Changing Chords
20- How to Practice
21- Two Chord Songs
22- Music Notes
23- The Organ Keyboard
24- How to Find Middle C
25- Fingers
26- How to Read Music