Classic Piano Chops Training

The Worship Path

A five-step path designed to develop the skills, musical instincts, and understanding you need to become a stronger worship piano player.

Follow the stages in order and build one group of skills at a time. You'll work through practical piano playing, worship concepts, ear training, theory, charts, playing with a band, leadership, and more.

Start Here

Watch the videos, then choose the stage that best matches where you are right now.

The Worship Path Introduction to the training path
Worship Piano Training More about developing your worship playing

Follow the Path

Each stage adds another layer to your playing. Start where you belong, work through the material, then move forward when you're ready.

Step 1

The Beginner

Basics Strings & Pads Songs Worship Atmosphere Theory 101 And More
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Step 2

Next Steps

Charts Ear Development Play & Sing Tricks & Secrets Harmony And More
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Step 3

Gettin' Good

Playing with a Band Lead Sheets Songs Left Hand Theory 103 And More
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Step 4

Gettin' Great

Nashville Numbers Bigger Chords Lead on the Piano Songs Worship Set List And More
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Step 5

The Leader

Leader of the Group Choosing Keys Advanced Theory Charting Overall Development And More
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How to Use the Path

You don't need to race through it. Build the skills and let each stage prepare you for the next.

1

Advance Stage by Stage

Each stage is designed to develop a particular group of skills. Build the foundation before piling on the next layer.

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Track What You've Learned

Use the printable checklists inside the stages to keep track of lessons, skills, and areas you want to revisit.

3

Work at Your Own Pace

There's no prize for rushing. Learn one thing, use it at the piano, and move forward when the skill starts becoming natural.

One Skill at a Time

The Worship Path isn't about checking off as many lessons as possible. It's about building skills that actually show up when you sit down to play. Start with the stage that fits you, spend time at the piano, and keep moving forward when you're ready.