It's a heartwarming song. It's in the first album of the Heaven Piano CCM Worship Music.~
Jochebed is Moses' mother. It's a song about the mother's heart to put Moses in a reed box and float it in the river. The lyrics are from the book, Choi Esther - Raising a Son with the Bible.
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The true master of your life,
In the hands of your true parents, God,
I leave your life to you.
The true master of your life,
In the hands of the Lord God who leads you.
I give you your life.
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Even if it's not about motherhood, It makes me look back on who is the true owner of my life, who are my true parents. I think it's a lyric that we all sympathize with and pledge.
The intro of this song starts with a Capella. You probably had a lot of trouble deciding on the intro as a cappella, but... I think a cappella is a divine move. It makes you look forward to hearing it again.
Only, our accompanists are worried... How do I play the intro? I loved the a cappella part, so I changed it to a piano.~ However, as you have done, you can play the last four bars of the song.
Combining each acapella note, and we find the chord. Well, there could be a couple of things that you can't hear. In this case, you have to think of the overall feeling of sound. I don't know if this feels like a major or a minor. I don't know if it's major Seven or dominant Seven.
Also, if you put all the notes together, it might not be enough to compose the chord. In this case, you need to think about the overall chord progression. This is the same way when we copy songs. After finding the melody and chord, I played Arpeggio with his left hand.
And with my right hand, I put up an octave with a melody. To make it not too heavy, I expressed the two notes at intervals of 6 notes. Express a cappella with a chord piano. Try it by yourself. When you're alone, if you want to study... I'm not playing roughly the same thing.
It is important that you can write the chord correctly. I can check if I really know or not.
One more thing: This song will be played with the key C - D Db. Dbkey.
You don't have to be scared at all.
If you play while looking at the chords, it's not difficult at all. In order to do that, I need to know the exact chord.