Such High Hopes

Oh, I had such high hopes that finally I had found a site rich with the kind of tutorials I've been searching for for so long.

I do thoroughly enjoy so much of what's available online in so many sites and here again there is an abundance of expertise at our fingertips ready to be downloaded or to fit into our schedules at the best times. I really do appreciate the hours and effort and experience that makes a site like this valuable. I especially like the tutorials on guitar and sound and worship leading.

However, my problem is that I have not been able to find good tutorials on keyboard. The abundance of guitar tutorials online show details of how to play and move from chord to chord or structure a progression for modern worship etc. But all I can find for keyboard is similar to what's in the site here. It is simply a video of how the chords are formed and I already know what a C2 or Dsus or A9 chord is. What I'm looking for is the "Language of Music" by Tom Brooks. But that's just one session. I found Tom Brook's "Language of Music" last summer in the CMS conference. But they had trouble with the first day of the conference audio/video and weren't able to provide the first session with Tom. I found Tom's session here in worshiptraining.com but I'm not sure if it's the first session from the conference that I missed or not. I would appreciate anyone's help finding what I'm looking for. I guess, more specifically, what I'm looking for is hands-on tutorials explaining intros, outros, interludes, passing tones, rhythms, keyboard sounds, etc.

Thanks so much,

Garry