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I enjoyed writing these piano introductions for hymns
in 6/8 timing containing fermata endings.
Remember that a fermata is a bird's eye looking symbol
written over notes. They are usually found close to the end
of songs. You simply hold these notes a little longer than the
norm.
Special note:
The church pianist must ignore these holds when playing
introductions.
See previous article on introductions for more information:
http://thechurchpianist.blogspot.com/2008/09/church-pianist-introduction-tips-for.html
Here's an audio of Piano Introductions (Part One)
There's a slight pause between each example and
I play a little of the song after each introduction.
http://www.box.net/shared/volkaqz29y
2 comments:
Thank you so much! That was a big help. :)
Your welcome:)
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