Learning Worship Piano 

 Shouldn’t Be Hard 

It took me years of trial and error to get good at worship piano, but I’ve since taught people who have gone from never playing to on a worship team in as little as a WEEK! There are simple systems and tricks for worship piano that can make your learning process so much easier. You don’t need years of lessons - you just need the right methods in a simple framework. This course does that for you. If you want to skip the years of trial and error I went through, and get on your worship team quick, you came to the right place.

Learn How To Play Like A Pro

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    Quickly learn the foundations of Music Theory so playing piano can become simple like it’s meant to be

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    Discover the crazy easy tricks that make your playing sound like your latest favorite Bethel track

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    Get on stage and play with the worship team right away‍ with this no-fluff, no-frills ‍super simple system‍

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What You’ll Learn

A man with glasses and long hair tied back, wearing a black T-shirt, is standing and pointing at a whiteboard with musical notes and steps written on it. There is a digital piano and keyboard in front of him, and a poster behind him with the text "WAR IS OVER!" and a black-and-white abstract art piece on the wall.

Lesson 1: Foundations

We’ll do a quick dive into one of the most important systems in modern worship music - the Nashville Number System. We’ll start building scales and learn how to easily build chords, the building blocks of music.

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Lesson 2: Core Chords

In modern worship music, almost every song uses the same exact four chords. We will learn those and how to play them so that they: 1. sound incredible, and 2. are incredibly easy to play. Yes, it’s possible to sound amazing without years of work!

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Lesson 3: Worship “Loop”

Not only are the same chords used over and over in worship music, there is also a single chord progression “loop” that is used constantly! We’ll revisit the Number System and bust the code of this worship loop so you can use it to make learning songs even easier.

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Lesson 4: LORD Method

This trick is the one that always makes the biggest difference for my worship piano students. It is so simple, yet fits in worship music and makes you sound like a professional keys player instantly!

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Lesson 5: EVERY Chord

We’ve learned the foundations of most modern worship songs, and now we’re going to take things a step further. We’ll learn every possible chord you could need to play in a key, so you’re prepared for every song your team might do.

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Lesson 6: Builds/Dynamics

Most worship songs have similar patterns for how each instrument builds and complements the entire worship team. We’ll walk through the exact template for what you should play and when to make a song feel powerful and to fit in with the worship band mix.

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Lesson 7: Using Software

You may have noticed big worship teams with laptops controlling their keyboards. The software keys setup can get complex and confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ll walk through how to use software to make incredible sounds without breaking the bank or losing your mind!

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Lesson 8: Spontaneous

A lot of modern worship teams have spontaneous moments, where you play off the chord chart (like improv). This can be intimidating, but there are simple tips and tricks for how to play spontaneously with ease. We’ll even get into tactics for learning to play by ear.

A person wearing glasses and a baseball cap standing next to a whiteboard with a diagram labeled 'Worship Loop' and a keyboard overlay. To the left, a chart of common guitar chords with columns for keys and corresponding chords highlighted in red.

Lesson 9: First Setlist

Now we’ll tie together all these concepts and actually work on your very first setlist! I’ll work with you from the very first step of getting a setlist and how to properly prepare and practice, and then I’ll even hop on acoustic so you can play the full setlist for real!

Learn Worship Piano

Learn Worship Piano

A cluttered music workstation with a keyboard, headphones, a Roland device, a smartphone, a portable speaker, a MIDI controller, and various cables on a black surface.
Learn Worship Piano Course
$149.00
One time

✓ Unlimited lifetime access
✓ FREE 25 page eBook included
✓ Over 4 hours of video instruction
✓ Ableton Worship Keys Template included

✺ Frequently Asked Questions ✺

  • This course was built with beginners in mind, so we start with basic music theory and build on those foundations into simple and practical steps for making modern worship playing approachable. Take your time with the content, practice a lot, and you will be playing like a piano pro in no time!

  • Modern worship is a unique genre with its own distinct style of piano playing. If you are used to playing classical, jazz, or other genres, there are going to be a lot of great tips and tricks in here to sounding great in a modern worship context. You will probably be able to fly through some of the earlier content, but trust me, even though these concepts are simple, they make your playing sound incredible for modern worship!