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AZ churches

I am currently booking clinics in churches across the Phoenix area to help coach, support, mentor pianists-keyboardists to grow in their ministry to worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.

There are many others in the Worship Support Network of believers that would say, “Yes, that resonates with me, I’d like to know more!”

What to do next?

1. Contact me and share your vision at your church / congregation, and your interests.

2. Ask your pianists if they would be interested to grow into worship keys!

3. Invite me for a clinic!

4. Invite me to play at your church with your team via the Worship Support Network (WSN) www.worshipsn.com !

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Memorable without distracting

Its great to make your keys sound memorable, yet not distracting.

I go for an angelic and enhancing to the dynamics (pp) (ff) with the Patch and the way you play it.

What about being sensitive to the Holy Spirit? Some might say, what is that, sounds spooky. Yet Born again Spirit filled keyboardist should be able to distinguish when its time to play a wild riff, or just a 4th with two notes.

It’s my goal in this training clinic that I can share with you some new ideas how to do this.

WORSHIPFUL: Key word is “Sensitive”

There are many variations of ways to do this, I’m sure most pianists, keyboardists would say, yet , I say it’s most important to listen to the team, singers, players and add/Complement what you can with your keyboard sound/patches, and playing with the other musicians!

If you’re playing with a very accomplished guitar player with a boat-load of pedals that sound like 1980’s keys, then you need to back off those sounds, let him/her “Fly” and play more straight sounds, and embellish a lead or to at times to complement the leads the guitar player is playing. Possibly play the 16th note runs you know you could play a 3rd or 5th higher to play a “double-lead” Harmony so that you are complementing and not clashing with one another.

Contrary to popular belief, more notes in a measure doesn’t make it better

Welcome to Doug Orlando Music page. My vision is to help churches in deeper worship to the Lord, by helping Pianists – Organists – Synthesizer Keyboard Players learn the nuances of 2020 Decade keyboard playing