I want more (더 원합니다)
Takafumi Nagasawa · Piano
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Hello to the Heavenly Boys! It's been a while! It's been a while since I've been raising twins.
I'm starting to feel less tired, and I'm starting to feel relaxed. I don't think would meet very often. If you want to see my parenting, follow me on Instagram. @heavenpiano_sunny
I'm frustrated that I've never been out with my children except for going to the hospital.
What's more frustrating is whether these kids should wear masks all their lives, or not have never been to church in their lives, and how they can pass on their faith, and they can't answer just by thinking about it. There is no answer, but I also hope to be a sample assumption that can be delivered well at times like this.
"I want more," like the words of praise, I want the Lord more.
This song introduces two ways to repeat the chorus. Look at 44 bars of method number one, regardless of the chord. I'm going to add V7 (5 notes) to the chord I want to go to.
I will go to 37 Bb because I have a repeat mark. Then, 44 bars. Lastly, we're going to add F7, the V7 for Bb. What chord did it end with? You don't have to think about this, what kind of chord should we use? That's all you have to think about!
"I'm going to Bb, so I'm going to put F7 above 5 notes." Like this.
Look at 45 bars for method two.~- Since we're going to go to Bb, we're going to go up one by one. F-Gm7-F/A-Bb. The base notes are increasing sequentially. It's using root motion.
I used the downward root motion when I was doing the key-up. If you look at 53 bars, D/F#-/E-G/D-C and bass are lowered.
I've already explained both, but it's a good idea to try once in a song and once in a song. Just like this song, it's good to use the first method to repeat the chorus and the second method to go to interlude.
J-Worship is really simple, but it's a heart-wrenching song. I don't think masterpieces are that complicated. I put it in the music book after much consideration to share it with you, so sing it a lot and play it a lot.
And be an accompanist who enjoys heaven today