To the Worship Team:
Hello brothers and sisters,
It is my hope the following information will assist us in our duties as members of the worship team. We have a tremendous responsibility, and it is a great honor for us to be able to serve God in this way, and to be able to positively contribute to the community. To help us streamline our efforts, please check this page weekly for updates. Please also do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Please visit The Word Church webpage to familiarize yourself with it by clicking HERE. Above all, I pray we act together in complete unity, transparency, honesty, and love, in Christ Jesus. Amen.
1. DO GOOD WORKS
Please remember that our spiritual state will be reflected in what we do, and that includes what we play on our instruments, whether it be instrumental, vocal, or technical. Therefore, it is essential to have the spirit of goodness in mind when we perform. See Ephesians 2:10 (KJV). “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.” We are created to do good works.
How does that translate to worship team? It means exactly what it says. We do good works. How though? We need to practice and prepare ourselves because it will help us in doing the good works we want to do. Doing good works also means we don’t allow prideful thoughts to cloud our judgement. Personal pride and egoism are not good for us. Egoism is a poison that will destroy us, distance us from God, and thereby dismantle the worship team. Our identity is found in God; not the worship team, not our instruments, not our music, not a church organization, but in God and God alone. Identity rooted in personal pride is toxic to us, because it does not lead to good works that recognize and glorify God; personal pride glorifies the individual, not God. See Proverbs 16:18 (KJV). “Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.” Therefore, when we practice, we pray, and remember why we practice and perform, not to glorify ourselves, but to glorify God. We are ourselves instruments the Lord may use at His discretion toward furthering worship and awareness in the congregation and community. We also need to keep ourselves mentally, physically, and spiritually healthy to carry out our responsibilities in the church.
2. PLAY SKILLFULLY
King David was a skilled musician. See 1 Samuel 16:16 (KJV). “Let our lord now command thy servants, which are before thee, to seek out a man, who is a cunning player…” Also see 1 Samuel 16:18 (KJV). “Behold, I have seen a son of Jesse the Bethlehemite, that is cunning in playing…” One might wonder, what if David was not good at playing music? Would David have met Saul? Well, we can surmise that the answer is no, because Saul was seeking a skilled player and if David wasn’t skilled, Saul would have looked for someone else. Nonetheless, God’s plan was for Saul to seek a skilled player and that skilled player was David. And why was this? Well, Saul was troubled by an evil spirit and it was the music David played that helped alleviate his condition. See 1 Samuel 16:23 (KJV). “David took an harp, and played with his hand: so Saul was refreshed, and was well, and the evil spirit departed from him.” Notice, the evil spirit departed after David played. David was anointed and skilled at playing. Therefore, the evil spirit departed when David played with skill. Also see Psalm 33:3 (KJV). “Sing unto him a new song; play skillfully with a loud noise.” Again we see the idea of playing skillfully, and not only skillfully, but loudly as well.
How does this relate to worship team? Practice the songs ahead of time. Learn the scales, sounds, chords, harmonies, rhythms, melodies, words, and practice with a metronome. Repetition is the key to getting comfortable with the music. When we’re in front of a group, it’s not the same as being in our private practice room, and nerves can kick in, plus there are other noises and a lot of potential distractions, so we really need to be extra solid on our parts. Play with authority, meaning to play loudly, or to be heard. If we find ourselves getting softer for a reason other than dynamic contrast, it probably means we’re not solid on our parts. Also important: don’t stress out. No one is asking you to be a virtuoso. If God’s plan is for you to be part of the worship team, and you accept it, that means you accept the basic responsibilities of knowing the songs and having a normal level of comfort with them. If you mess up, don’t beat yourself up. Accept the mistake, and work on it. We’re all learning together.
3. HAVE A WISE HEART
We want to do good works and to play skillfully, but this isn’t just any kind of skill, so let’s not get confused. Exodus 35:10 (ESV) says, “Let every skillful craftsman among you come and make all that the Lord has commanded:” Here we see “skillful” again. But, look at Exodus 35:10 (KJV) by comparison: “And every wise hearted among you shall come, and make all that the Lord hath commanded;” Interesting. Same verse, different translation, slightly different meanings. One (ESV) says “skilled craftsman” and the other (KJV) says “wise hearted.” Well, let’s go a bit deeper and consider this word study article: https://www.chaimbentorah.com/2012/10/word-study-wise-heart/ and this one: https://www.accidentaltalmudist.org/torah/2023/03/15/vayakhel-pekudei-wise-hearted/ (also see https://biblehub.com/interlinear/exodus/35-10.htm)
This is not just ordinary skill we’re talking about. This is skill that proceeds from a wise heart. We’re not practicing to show off skills, or to think ourselves cool or impressive to anyone. We’re not developing skills because we want to be admired by human beings and to have our friends and family give us their approval. Those things may be nice, but our focus is to develop our own heart and our relationship with God. Our skillfulness reflects that. As members of the worship team, we openly share, through music, with the congregation, and serve as guides. Remember, David didn’t go to Saul just to impress him with his fast arpeggios; he went to evict an evil spirit. David was both anointed and skilled. If he did not have a wise heart, his skill would be ineffective. If he had good intentions in his heart, but didn’t materialize them in skillfulness, he would also be ineffective.
How does this relate to worship team? Let our hearts be wise and let our hearts do the “talking” when we play, whether it be private practice or public performance. The more we practice and get comfortable in our skillset, the more we can freely allow our heart to guide our skillfulness, rather than worry about what chords we’re playing, what the words are, what the melody/harmony/form is, etc. If we come to rehearsals unprepared, we’re in danger of ignoring what the good spirit in our heart wants to express, because we’re overly concerned with the music theory and the technical elements of the musical performance. Therefore, learn the music well, be prepared, and it will be easier to let your heart do the talking. Learning the music well and preparing in advance will help alleviate any stress or nervousness that may arise from pressure concerning performance.
PLEASE FIND OUR SCHEDULED PRAISE SONGS WITH INDEX AND PERFORMANCE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW
If you are scheduled on a team and plans change, causing you to miss rehearsal or service please contact me to inform me in advance so alternate plans can be made.
Contact me if you need the music.
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JULY 26/28, 2024
TEAM: Susan, Michael, Lora, Miki, John, Jason, Josh, Myrl, Ann
“Battle Belongs”
A-Flat Major
Songwriters: Brian Johnson, Phil Wickham
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D-Flat Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtvQNzPHn-w
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: [INSERT INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK HERE]
“Soul On Fire”
D-Flat Major or C Major
Songwriters: Brenton Brown, David Carr, Mac Powell, Mark Lee, Matt Maher, Tai Anderson
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D-Flat Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH9ciVDDi18
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: [INSERT INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK HERE]
“Great Are You Lord”
A Major
BPM: 79
Songwriters: Jason Ingram, David Leonard, Leslie Jordan
PRACTICE TRACK: https://youtu.be/bGw86vMGaog?si=ofIUph6NtHWfmDxP
“Holy Spirit”
D Major
BPM: 72
Songwriters: Katie Torwalt, Bryan Torwalt
EXAMPLE TRACK 2 (D Major): https://youtu.be/UvBBC7-PSHo?si=cNMQ29EhzdhBleD_
PRACTICE TRACK (D MAJOR): https://youtu.be/SPT6lR2QxGk?si=r7VtKIDLamfkZTO-
“Holy Forever”
F Major
Songwriters: Jenn Johnson, Brian Johnson, Mark Ingram, Phil Wickham and Chris Tomlin
PRACTICE INSTRUMENTAL (in F Major): https://youtu.be/mWaVhLbqSss?si=j-2DzPDUr1yopmLg
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AUGUST 2/4, 2024
TEAM: David?, Lora, Miki, John, Mark, Jason, Josh, Pablo, Lilli
“House Of The Lord”
E Major (John), G Major, or B-flat (capo 3)
BPM: 111
Songwriters: Phil Wickham, Jonathan Smith
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqfV0zeEvT8
PRACTICE TRACK (E Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_FMRTKH1qk
LT: Y
Praise Is The Highway? or Praise?
AUGUST 9/11, 2024
TEAM: Lora, Miki, John, Mark, Jason, Josh, Merle, Ann
ACOUSTIC?
“Great Are You Lord”
A Major
BPM: 79
Songwriters: Jason Ingram, David Leonard, Leslie Jordan
PRACTICE TRACK: https://youtu.be/bGw86vMGaog?si=ofIUph6NtHWfmDxP
AUGUST 16/18, 2024
TEAM: Lora, Miki, John, Mark, Jason, Josh, Merle, Ann
“This is Amazing Grace”
G Major
BPM: 127
Songwriters: Josh Farro, Phil Wickham, Jeremy Riddle
PRACTICE TRACK in G MAJOR (slow) https://youtu.be/aKCepWRQUC4?si=MzIRDY3ocVQtgh22
AUGUST 23/25, 2024
TEAM: Susan, Lora, Miki, John, James, Mark, Jason, Josh, Merle, Anne
BEATITUDES
“Evidence”
G Major
Songwriters: Ed Cash, Ethan Hulse, Josh Baldwin
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in G Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUBkh6cYgfE
SEPTEMBER
[INSERT SEPTEMBER HERE]
SONG INDEX
“Always”
B Major (G capo 4) or No Capo (G)
Songwriters: Jason Ingram, Kristian Stanfill
EXAMPLE TRACK (B MAJOR): https://youtu.be/hN7L3m9jIcc?si=dh3exYCK37hesE4s
PRACTICE TRACK (B MAJOR): https://youtu.be/N7ltcijkLKs?si=7twiD4w2G–dW9hs
“Amazing Grace”
D Major
Songwriters: John Newton
PRACTICE TRACK (D MAJOR): https://youtu.be/QK2BeVA5UrI?si=7qzs2J25Fp3r6OuG
MELODY GUITAR TAB: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G5Gt7z93zZt9TLiKi__34AxMw46LUawr/view?usp=drive_link
ANOTHER PRACTICE TRACK WITH VOICES (in E-Flat Major): https://youtu.be/CDdvReNKKuk
“Battle Belongs”
A-Flat Major
Songwriters: Brian Johnson, Phil Wickham
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D-Flat Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtvQNzPHn-w
INSTRUMETNAL PRACTICE TRACK:
“Believe For It”
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd24fpsF1Qw
“Be Thou My Vision”
C Major
Songwriters: Ancient Irish
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clqdCXxqYvI
“Break Every Chain”
A Major
Songwriters: Will Reagan
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/0XwbVCI_mkw?si=MVRMX5v6Pb90TrmX
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb6HsG1xlIU
“Build My Life”
D Major
Songwriters: Matthew James Redman, Kirby Kaple, Brett Steven Younker, Joseph Patrick Martin Barrett, Karl Felix Martin
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D MAJOR, Darcy Webber): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doibmnKnRec&t=67s
PRACTICE TRACK (in D MAJOR, Worship Portal): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq6WErtx00k
EXAMPLE 2 (Bethel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLhdzuCSmIw
EXAMPLE 3 (Christy Nockles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJCxe0cd15A
“Clap Your Hands”
Songwriters: Charlie Leblanc, Steve Israel, Gerrit Gustafson
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoVEbGkSfEo
“Coat of Many Colors”
D Major
Songwriters: Jonathan Smith, Leeland Mooring, Steven Furtick, Andy Cherry, Brandon Lake, Jacob Boyles
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2c7qBAKUM0
“Do It Again”
G Major
Songwriters: Chris Brown, Mack Brock, Steven Furtick, Matt Redman
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/ZOBIPb-6PTc?si=_d68x50-4dcSmeW-
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: https://youtu.be/y1j6OMMdOUU?si=AoPoUgDd9_oh770g
“Evidence”
G Major
Songwriters: Ed Cash, Ethan Hulse, Josh Baldwin
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in G Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUBkh6cYgfE
“Fire”
E Major
Songwriters: Cece Winans, Kyle Wayne Lee, Dwan Hill
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPKFelogONw
PRACTICE TRACK in E Major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDEadUUbyIA
“Freedom”
G Major (or C Major)
Songwriters: Hank Bentley, Brett Steven Younker, Jordan Lawrence Frye, Mia Leanne Cherie Fieldes, Kristian Paul Stanfill
EXAMPLE TRACK in G MAJOR: https://youtu.be/dKxeZsZvp7E?si=tEGWXEZSNey3-cVY
PRACTICE TRACK in G MAJOR: https://youtu.be/URdg4SWEeRg?si=vfxGe4THFJGCsYOc
PRACTICE TRACK in C MAJOR: https://youtu.be/h4bwWyXh5VA?si=Th133mc_RkRV0qbW
“Firm Foundation”
A major (when John starts), D-flat Major (when Miki starts)
Songwriters: Austin Davis, Chandler Moore, Cody Carnes
“How Great Thou Art”
G Major
Songwriters: Stuart Keene Hine
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf6C0L_7-CA
EXAMPLE TRACK 2 (Elvis): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkJVQN9pK1k
PRACTICE TRACK in F Major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu6nZmNk7yw
“Glorious Day”
G Major (when Miki starts), D Major (when John starts)
Songwriters: Jason Ingram, Jonathan Smith, Kristian Stanfill, Sean Curran
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/wbztBWORYXM?si=f8w2rNYZZsgZCZbq
PRACTICE TRACK (in G Major): https://youtu.be/du7odmuFsdk?si=WkAmbZWlVbVXyLbY
PRACTICE TRACK (in D Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azHlxyY8TIY
“Gratitude”
G Major
Songwriters: Benjamin Hastings, Brandon Lake, Dante Bowe
“Graves Into Gardens”
A Major
Songwriters: Christopher Joel Brown, Steven Furtick, Brandon Lake, Tiffany Hammer
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in A major): https://youtu.be/UWjKRNu7WMc?si=O56WJ-XeRWxMopz-
“Good Good Father”
G Major
Songwriters: Tony Brown, Pat Barrett
“Goodness of God”
G Major
Ben Fielding, Brian Johnson, Edward Martin Cash, Jason Ingram, Jenn Johnson
EXAMPLE TRACK (in A-Flat Major): https://youtu.be/n0FBb6hnwTo?
PRACTICE TRACK in G MAJOR: https://youtu.be/rafkoYiqIYA?si=nWMYWfuxQNqg8Nl3
“Great Are You Lord”
A Major
BPM: 79
Songwriters: Jason Ingram, David Leonard, Leslie Jordan
PRACTICE TRACK: https://youtu.be/bGw86vMGaog?si=ofIUph6NtHWfmDxP
“Heart of Worship”
C Major
Songwriters: Matthew James Redman
“Holy and Anointed One”
D Major
Songwriters: John Barnett
“Holy Forever”
F Major
Songwriters: Jenn Johnson, Brian Johnson, Mark Ingram, Phil Wickham and Chris Tomlin
PRACTICE INSTRUMENTAL (in F Major): https://youtu.be/mWaVhLbqSss?si=j-2DzPDUr1yopmLg
“Holy Spirit”
D Major
BPM: 72
Songwriters: Katie Torwalt, Bryan Torwalt
EXAMPLE TRACK 2 (D Major): https://youtu.be/UvBBC7-PSHo?si=cNMQ29EhzdhBleD_
PRACTICE TRACK (D MAJOR): https://youtu.be/SPT6lR2QxGk?si=r7VtKIDLamfkZTO-
“Holy Water”
D Major
Songwriters: Andrew Bergthold, Franni Cash, Scott Mctyeire Cash, Edward Martin Cash, Edmond Martin Jr Cash
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/l0xhhG1Hyos?si=LTuY_558QnHSFcCg
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMaOM82HpFo
“How Great Is Our God”
G Major
Songwriters: Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Jesse Reeves
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/KBD18rsVJHk?
“House Of The Lord”
E Major (John), G Major, or B-flat (capo 3)
BPM: 111
Songwriters: Phil Wickham, Jonathan Smith
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqfV0zeEvT8
PRACTICE TRACK (E Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_FMRTKH1qk
LT: Y
“I Give It All To You”
G Major
Songwriters: Angelica Lopez, John Nichols III
PRACTICE TRACK HERE:
LINK to 2nd performance: https://youtu.be/bN9WfNG7K-I?si=VQalEFePzga0fM4d
“I’ll Fly Away”
Songwriters: Albert Brumley
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYyyfw349FI
“I Love Your Presence”
B-flat Major
Songwriters: Darren Clarke, Jessie Clarke
“I Saw The Light”
Songwriters: Hank Williams
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQbSy8bgVr0
“I Speak Jesus”
E Major
BPM: 83
Songwriters: Jesse Reeves, Dustin Smith, Abby Benton, Carlene Prince, Raina Pratt
EXAMPLE TRACK HERE: https://youtu.be/PcmqSfr1ENY?
PRACTICE TRACK HERE: https://youtu.be/biAlohH0M6Q?si=IGR3QAm4c6TqggBc
LT: N
“I Thank God”
D Major (Lora) F Major (John)
Songwriters: Chuck Butler, Aaron Moses, Dante Bowe, Maryanne J. George, and Jesse Cline
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/LM1qrx0Huds?
PRACTICE TRACK in F Major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sky5IPCaLSA
“Just Be”
G Major
Somgwriters: Kim Walker-Smith
“Just Be Held”
F Major
Songwriters: Mark Hall, Mathew West Bernie Hearms
EXAMPLE TRACK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5KYrnv00yM
Read About This Song: https://www.songfacts.com/facts/casting-crowns/just-be-held
“King Of My Heart”
C-Sharp Major (G, capo 6)
Songwriters: John Mark McMillan, Sarah McMillan
EXAMPLE TRACK (A Major): https://youtu.be/pomqj7acJc4?si=mXGiDUuDIK5ZVvVN
“Let It Rain”
B-Flat Major, All (John may start others join)
Songwriters: D Ornellas, Heinz Winckler, Michael Ray Farren
EXAMPLE TRACK in [insert key here]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG7v8jJKAOk
“Make Room”
G Major
Songwriters: Evelyn Heideriqui, Josh Farro, Rebekah White, Lucas Cortazio
EXAMPLE TRACK (Kim-Walker Smith): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNf2Ye_mduY
PRACTICE TRACK (G Major, The Worship Portal): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AhTaRDiyBk
EXAMPLE 2 (Community Music) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrQuKK6jz-4
“My Jesus”
G-Flat Major
Songwriters: Anne Claire Wilson, Jeffrey Thomas Pardo, Matthew Joseph West
“No Longer Slaves”
B-flat major
Songwriters: Jonathan David Helser, Brian Mark Johnson, Joel D Case
EXAMPLE TRACK in B-flat Major: https://youtu.be/f8TkUMJtK5k?
PRACTICE TRACK IN B-FLAT MAJOR: https://youtu.be/Or2E4VqnnXg?si=usdD2-47PAs7LbIC
VOCAL TUTORIAL in B-flat Major: https://youtu.be/PMVR8PMIxwE?si=PBWnEb-ZgxCQW3Pi
“Oceans From the Rain”
B Major (G capo 4)
Songwriters: Joseph Rojas
EXAMPLE TRACK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7de6hglEuxM
“Oceans (Where My Feet May Fail)”
D Major
Songwriters: Joel Houston, Matt Crocker, Salomon Lighthelm
EXAMPLE TRACK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy9nwe9_xzw&t=13s
“Oh Come to the Altar”
G Major or B Major
BPM: 70
Songwriters: Wade Joye, Christopher Brown, Mack Brock, Steven Furtick
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/rYQ5yXCc_CA?si=z6kRUOq4sy3munx5
“Old Rugged Cross”
— Major
Songwriters:
EXAMPLE TRACK:
INSTRUMETNAL PRACTICE TRACK:
“P E A C E”
Songwriters: Benjamin William Hastings, Michael John Fatkin, Melodie Mezieres-Wagner
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exfKFpOQVHU
“Quiet Place”
B-flat Major
BPM: 80, 84
Songwriters: Lora Henning, John Nichols
PRACTICE TRACK HERE: https://drive.google.com/file/
LT: N
“Raise a Hallelujah”
C Major
Songwriters: Jonathan David Helser, Melissa Helser, Jake Stevens, Molly Kate Skaggs
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/G2XtRuPfaAU?
“Reckless Love”
B Major (G capo 4)
Songwriters: Ran Jackson, Cory Asbury, Caleb Culver
PRACTICE TRACK in B MAJOR with BACKING VOCAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnWSc3_o2QE
“Rest on Us”
D Major
Songwriters: Antoine Brown, Brandon Lake, Elyssa Smith, Harvest Parker, Jonathan Jay, Rebekah Erin White
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in D major): https://youtu.be/mKcvgYZf7PE?si=9c7CPUGerH9SZKdQ
“Revelation Song”
C Major
Songwriters: Jennie lee Riddle
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FrhDJa3XCM
INSTRUMETNAL PRACTICE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtkQpMWuFNM
“Same God”
F Major
Songwriters: Patrick Barrett, Christopher Joel Brown, Steven Furtick, Brandon Lake
EXAMPLE TRACK (in F Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LawxIZE9ePE
EXAMPLE TRACK in D-Flat Major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LawxIZE9ePE
“Soul On Fire”
D-Flat Major or C Major
Songwriters: Brenton Brown, David Carr, Mac Powell, Mark Lee, Matt Maher, Tai Anderson
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D-Flat Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH9ciVDDi18
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK: [INSERT INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK HERE]
“(Surrounded) This Is How I Fight my Battles”
A major
Songwriters: Elyssa Marie Smith
“The Lord’s Prayer”
Songwriters: Matt Maher, Bryan Christopher Fowler, Jacob Lee Sooter
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2uPU-NY-sc
“This is Amazing Grace”
G Major
BPM: 127
Songwriters: Josh Farro, Phil Wickham, Jeremy Riddle
PRACTICE TRACK in G MAJOR (slow) https://youtu.be/aKCepWRQUC4?si=MzIRDY3ocVQtgh22
“Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus”
C Major
Songwriters: Helen H. Lemmel
PRACTICE TRACK in C MAJOR: https://youtu.be/pV4zJEcuENo?si=3zu0BGCvfhx6FwB5
PIANO INSTRUCTION in C MAJOR: https://youtu.be/Ufn78RWTiw0?si=8bHebL6xbY4PBqsB
EXAMPLE TRACK WITH VOICE in C MAJOR: https://youtu.be/q5x0MclH3l0?si=rdbRI0JBvId_C2Bz
MUSIC with GUITAR TAB: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rZYJtATJQ7-23WLy5xA8KBDBPOg4ZN1Y/view?usp=drive_link
“Waymaker”
C Major
Songwriters: Osinachi Okoro
“What a Beautiful Name”
D major
Songwriters: Ben Fielding & Brooke Ligertwood
EXAMPLE TRACK (in D Major): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5L6QlAH3L4
“Where You Are”
C Major
Songwriters: Leeland Mooring
EXAMPLE TRACK (in C Major): https://youtu.be/3-zVfM9SJQA?si=jNVReqrahsd3GMc9
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in C Major): https://youtu.be/4U9vu2lksIw?si=83Ayq45sC0QWqiYm
“Who You Say I Am”
G Major
Songwriters: Reuben Timothy Morgan, Benjamin David Fielding
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in G Major): https://youtu.be/WaNk_fciFVQ?si=3qgBLn4sqC0vhd5G
“Worthy Of It All”
A Major
BPM: 77
Songwriters: David Brymer, Ryan Hall
EXAMPLE TRACK: https://youtu.be/ywoMeuutuc4?si=KT4TLHhdFKWqLF9t
INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE TRACK (in A Major): https://youtu.be/uw4kkMSJXKw?si=lNNe2rL5hstEEpU0
LT: Y
“You Are My King (Amazing Love)”
B Major
Songwriters: Billy James Foote
EXAMPLE TRACK (in F# Major): https://youtu.be/8yFwDvSWTbA?si=Gi9_oPfPUjiLhg5t
Shift Key in Rehearsal. Seek Instrumental Track in B Major
“Your Love Awakens Me”
G Major (or B Major with Capo 4)
Songwriters: Phil Wickham, Chris Quilala
EXAMPLE TRACK in [insert key here]: https://youtu.be/VIMh6lS6VjE?
PRACTICE TRACK in G Major: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ2sYsa3xK8&t=4s
MEDLEYS
I Speak Jesus/Worthy Of It All/I Love Your Presence
Holy And Anointed One/Waymaker
Rest On Us/O Come To The Altar
Build My Life/Holy Forever