Song Agenda for Chapel Sept 20

Here's what the song agenda looks like for chapel on Sept 20th:

My Redeemer Lives - Key of E

• Intro - A. Guitar starts, then full band joins with E. Guitar & Bass doing the walk-up
• Verse 1 - E. Guitar & Bass doing the walk-up - Singers in unison
• Chorus - full band, singers in unison
• Instrumental - like the intro
• Verse 1 - same as before except singers harmonizing
• Chorus - 2 times, full band, singers harmonizing
• Bridge - full band - Bass guitar, its crucial to get the notes correct for the bridge
• Chorus - just the voices, drums, and E.Guitar with WAA!
• Chorus - full band, full on
• Outro - like the intro

I will talk quickly about Psalm 34:8-9

You Are Good - Key of G

• Intro - E. Guitar starts, band joins like the video (big build and then full on)
• Verse 1 - Singers in unison.  Bass doing eighth notes. Bass drum doing quarter notes (doing exactly what they do on the video if you aren't sure).  Band builds to chorus...
• Chorus - Singers in unison.  Bass doing eighth notes. Bass drum doing quarter notes (doing exactly what they do on the video if you aren't sure).
• Instrumental - E. Guitar solo with band
• Verse 2 - Band - two note shots like we practiced.  Singers harmonizing.  Band builds to chorus...
• Chorus - 2 times - band full on, singers harmonizing.
• Bridge - 2 full times through - first time everyone play long (whole) notes).  Second time build big (bass eighth notes, drums snare tom build)
• Chorus - just singers & drums. 
• Chorus - Full band, full on
• Outro - E. Guitar soloing with band like we practiced.

Synth - hold the G chord when we're finished - hold all the way into the next song

Piano - start playing intro to Praises as soon as you're ready.  A. Guitar can join when your ready

Praises - Key of G

• Intro - Keys, Bass, & A. Guitar
• Verse 1 - T.Z. to lead.  Other singers still sing - just not into mics.  Bass long notes. Drums cymbal work
• Chorus - Singers in unison.  Band - long notes.
• Verse 1 - full band - drums full beat.  Bass quarter notes.  Singers harmonizing
• Chorus - 2 times.  Full band, singers harmonizing.
• Bridge - 3 times.  
• First time everyone quieter - band long notes
• Second time - band building singers still in unison.  E. guitar playing
• Third time - band BIG - drums long snare/tom build, bass eighth notes, E.guitar full on, singers harmonizing.  HOLD THE D
• Chorus - quiet, like we practiced. No build
• Verse 1 - quiet.

I Surrender - Key of D (or B minor)

• Intro - Full band (drums full beat) in to support E. Guitar soloing
• Verse 1 - T.B. to lead first verse.  Band quiet like we practiced - drums just cymbal work
• Chorus - singers in unison.  Band still quiet like we practiced - drums cymbal work
• Instrumental - full band, drums full beat
• Verse 2 - singers harmonizing - full band
• Chorus - full band, singers harmonizing
• Instrumental - with bridge chords, big band
• Bridge - Big band, singers full on
• Chorus - Everyone quiet right down
• Follow me from here - we'll see where things go.  I'll give vocal queues

Welcome to Worship Band 2017-2018! Chapel Set List for Sept 20th

Hi everyone,
Again, welcome to (back for many of you) the band this year!  Really looking forward to it and what God is going to do in us and through us.  One thing I didn't mention for you new folks - I actually don't work at the school.  I just a parent volunteering to help lead a band.. and that's why its important to check you email as I will NOT be around at school much for you to ask me questions.  Hope that makes sense.

Remember to bring your ear buds and show up at 7am for chapel setup on Wednesday next week!

So, for chapel next week we'll do:

• My Redeemer Lives - key of E
• You Are Good - key of G
• Praises - key of G
• I Surrender - key of D (but starts on Bm)

We'll do them in the order above so that there's less key changing.

Here's the videos for the newbies:

My Redeemer Lives

You Are Good

Praises

I Surrender