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Interesting.The reason I ask is I asked the lady in our church that leads the music if I gave her some of my songs could she learn them and sing and play them in church.I wanted to know if she played by ear or by note.She said she does not read music nor play by ear but she does know how to play chords.Which confused me a bit.I told her I can give her a receording of the song and mark the chord changes on the lyrics and even give her a soundtrack, but the chords would be guitar chords,but I don't have the notes for the melody,so we will see if this works.
Thanks for all your input. Mark the chords over the lyrics and rehearse, and that should be good enough if she knows chords.
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