Lessons That Rock To Offer Worship Music Lessons

BELLFLOWER, Calif. - July 26, 2014 - PRLog -- Lessons That Rock Music Lessons, a company that offers guitar, piano, drum, ukulele, bass guitar and cajon music lessons for individuals and groups, will now start offering private and group worship music lessons for both guitar and piano. These lessons will be offered in three distinct ways; as traditional face to face music lessons, as online music lessons via Skype, or through pre-recorded YouTube videos meant to offer generic explanations on how to play popular praise and worship cover songs.

Worship musics are definitely a natural way for new beginners to pick up the guitar or piano, as it affords them the ability to begin playing with other people from their church, and learn to work in groups. Also, because the heavy sense of volunteership at churches, many players don't mind helping other musicians out, and can understand if another musician is still in the learning phase, and may need the occasional helping hand. It's for this reason that Lessons That Rock will offer praise and worship music lessons; to provide everyone with the opportunity to play music, and once the have the basics down, they will be able to fly on their own so to speak.

Lessons That Rock Music Lessons (http://www.lessonsthatrock.com), a Southern California based company will also help to group musicians together to form small worship groups, perfect for Bible studies, or youth groups where there is generally strong and thriving talent.

Here is a quick example of some of the songs we will offer, as well as free downloads of the guitar chords and lyrics:
http://www.lessonsthatrock.com/guitar-chords/praise-and-w...

Lessons That Rock has a long history of getting students from ages six to seventy years old to perform live and break through their previous barriers. Playing out live helps students improve self-esteem, self-worth, confidence, and of course, encourages them to practice much more than usual. Essentially, playing music live helps young students develop into well-rounded people who are able to deal better with the stressors of life, and learn early on the value of working hard towards something they want.