Hi Fellow Gospel Musician,


This message is directed to all of you who absolutely love those toe tapping, foot stomping, hand clapping, finger snapping praise songs. If you fall into that category, you're going to absolutely love what I just stumbled upon.

The folks over at Hear and Play Music just sent me an e-mail...It was marked urgent. So, I thought I should read it right away. The information I received was regarding a brand new DVD release, and I must say that it was absolutely incredible...

It was filled with tons of information and professional techniques that anyone learning to play up-tempo praise songs would want to have.

This new resource demonstrates everything that you need to know from A to Z (step by step and over the shoulder)--- so that you'll be able to show the Lord how you really feel about
him.


With the NEW Gospel Keys 300 you'll...

-->Discover the five parts to a praise song and how to recognize them with your ear. Knowing them is one thing and recognizing is another. By the end of the program, you'll NOT only be able to recognize the different parts of a praise song, BUT you'll have several options to consider when playing them (we never play the same thing over and over ... I will teach you several different ways to play EACH part).

--->Learn what "A-B" songs are and how they differ from "A-B-C-D" songs. This is something that hundreds of gospel musicians still don't know. It frustrates me to hear a musician playing
an "A-B-C-D" praise song when they should be playing an "A-B" praise song. It is very very very important to know the differences between the two types. Yes, one is an extension of
the other --- but the extensions make ALL THE DIFFERENCE. You'll learn just what I'm talking about.

--->Discover how to transition between parts A, B, C, D and E of a praise song. Just because you know each part doesn't mean you'll know how to transition between each one. I will show you
smooth ways of transitioning between, for example, parts A and B, or parts C and D. This is very important as it helps you to distinguish one part from the other. These transitions can also
serve as "indicators" to let you know what parts are coming next.

You know... I could really go on and on about this DVD, but due to the lack of space, I'm going to have to send you to the official editorial so you can check it out for yourself:

Get Started Today!


All the best,