Every Praise — Song Trainer
Play Hezekiah Walker's gospel anthem "Every Praise" the way it was actually recorded — three parts sounding together, each on its own full 8-octave keyboard: the Alto lead vocal, the piano's right hand, and the piano's left hand. All three keyboards are visible below as soon as this lesson opens, no tabs to click through. Transpose to any of the 12 keys, adjust the tempo, mute any single part to isolate it, or just click a key on any keyboard to hear its pitch on its own.
Transport
Pick a key and tempo, then press Play — all three keyboards light up together as the song plays through the built-in synth.
About the song
"Every Praise" is a contemporary gospel anthem written and recorded by Hezekiah Walker, built around the declaration "Every praise is to our God" — a modern worship staple known for its driving, syncopated piano comping and its call-and-response lead vocal, both reproduced note for note in this lesson's Alto, Piano Right Hand, and Piano Left Hand parts.
Tips for using this lesson
- Use each part's Mute checkbox to isolate just the Alto line, just the right-hand chords, or just the left-hand bass.
- Scroll any keyboard horizontally to follow a part that moves outside the visible C0–C8 window.
- Click any key directly to hear its pitch on its own instrument voice, independent of playback.
- The Key selector transposes all three parts together, so the whole arrangement always stays in the same key relative to itself.