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Revelation Song / Holy, Holy, Holy - Instrumental
As the Deer / I Am Thine, O Lord - Instrumental
Give Thanks / Doxology - Instrumental
He Knows My Name / Jesus Loves Me - Instrumental
Great Is Thy Faithfulness - Instrumental
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Great Worship Songs Players
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5.6 x 4.8 x 0.4 inches; 3.07 Ounces Manufacturer
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Fabulous!!!Beautiful, relaxing music
I find this music very calming and soothing. I love listening to it, especially in the car when I drive... lowers my stress levels significantly. I bought all three CDs in this set because I enjoy them so much. Worth buying!
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A Moment's Peace Volume 3: 21 Songs of Tranquil Worship featuring the Piano and Cello, presented by Great Worship Songs, is a gentle offering of new songs to the growing A Moment's Peace series. Continuing is the spirit of A Moment's Peace Volume 1 & 2, A Moment's Peace Volume 3 invites listeners to a quiet place of worship with inspiring instrumental arrangements of worship favorites such as "As the Deer," "You Are My All In All," "Lord, I Lift Your Name On High," "Revelation Song" and more. In the midst of all the chaos around, who couldn't use A Moment's Peace?
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As the Deer with I Am Thine, O Lord
Revelation Song with Holy, Holy, Holy
Indescribable with Praise Him! Praise Him!
He Knows My Name with Jesus Loves Me
We Bring the Sacrifice of Praise with I Surrender All
You Are My All In All with I Love You, Lord
Jesus, Name Above All Names with I Will Sing of My Redeemer
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Not every church has a huge worship band.
Drums, electric guitar, keys, and horns are luxuries often reserved for larger churches or well-established music programs.
And even if you have a band, sometimes it’s nice to plan an acoustic Sunday. That gives you a chance to focus on worship instead of the production.
The good news is that one of the ten commandments isn’t “Thou shalt have a drummer.” You can lead worship using acoustic worship songs and very minimal instrumentation.
Whether you are in a new church, youth group, or even a small town in Africa, there’s a good chance all you have is an acoustic guitar or old piano with which to lead worship.
The good news is that one of the ten commandments isn’t “Thou shalt have a drummer.”
But not all songs work in acoustic worship sets. Some songs contain pronounced lead guitar parts or heavy synths. Playing them acoustically doesn’t sound exactly right.
That’s why I put together the best songs for acoustic worship — ones that really work well with just a guitar or piano. For each song, I found a great acoustic arrangement to get you started putting together your own acoustic worship set at your church.
The story behind Matt Redman’s “The Heart of Worship” reminds us why we should be intentional about doing acoustic worship services, even if we have big bands and fancy sound systems. Crosswalk.com tells us how this song came to be: “There was a dynamic missing [in worship], so the pastor did a pretty brave thing,” Redman recalls. “He decided to get rid of the sound system and band for a season, and we gathered together with just our voices. His point was that we’d lost our way in worship, and the way to get back to the heart would be to strip everything away.” That’s exactly the place from which the lyrics came: When the music fades, all is stripped away, and I simply come / Longing just to bring something that’s of worth that will bless your heart / I’m coming back to the heart of worship, and it’s all about You, Jesus
This is a newer song from the folks at Elevation, with songwriting help from Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes. The full-band version of this song is crazy powerful but I almost like this simple keys-based rendition better.
This is one of those songs that unexpectedly takes the world by storm. Nearly every worship band and major Christian artist has covered it by now, and it will continue its rise. It works with a big band or just a guitar or piano. Your church will worship like never before when you play it.
This Stuart Townend song works whether you have a huge band accompanying you (as Kristian Stanfill did for a Passion album) or simple acoustic instrumentation. Lauen Daigle puts an acoustic spin on this classic, and it’s no less powerful than the many other versions of this song.
I heard this song recently led by Israel Houghton. I was surprised to hear that this acoustic version keeps the soulful vibe intact though it’s stripped down instrumentally.
I’ve always liked playing “Lay Me Down” because I can really drive it on acoustic guitar. You can get people clapping even without drums, just because it lends itself to a solid, heavy strumming rhythm.
If you were around in the ’90s, you remember this as being a standard song for many years. Well, guess what…when I re-introduced this song recently at my church, it turns out people still love it. (To prove the songs enduring power even to younger people, note that pop star Justin Bieber performed it at a 2016 concert, and had thousands of kids singing along). It’s no surprise that this song works well acoustically.
This is one of my all-time favorite songs, even though it’s just a few years old. On the full version, McClarney has not one, but two lead electric guitars going. But in this clip he shows how wonderful the song is in its stripped-down version.
This is a newer song by worship music’s leaders, Elevation Worship. I was happy to see there was an acoustic version. Love it!
Elevation seems to put out songs that work in almost any context. This is a good example of a song that works with a big band or just a few instruments.
“What a Beautiful Name” was released in 2016, but it’s already the most popular worship song as of the time of this writing, according to CCLI. As this video shows, an acoustic guitar is all you need to lead worship with this song, and it sounds great on piano, too.
In this recording, it sounds like a group of friends got together and started worshiping, and this is what came out. The beauty of this song is that you can be super spontaneous with it. It’s just 3 chords — seriously. So you don’t have to worry about memorizing complex chord progressions. And the lyrics are almost as simple. If you have a guitar, piano, or keyboard, you can lead worship with this song.
I love this song, and this rendition of it shows how powerful it can be with just an accompanying guitar. This trio will inspire you to do your own acoustic version of this tune!
“Your Love Awakens Me” is proof that an upbeat praise song can be done acoustically. At my church, we use this one for a fast-tempo opener, complete with drums, electric guitar, and the works. But the song’s writer, Phil Wickham, and Jesus Culture member Chris Quilala show us how to make the song just as exciting with only two acoustic guitars.
I love this rendition! If you lead a small group or youth group with no sound system — no worries! This video clip shows how amazing a group of worshipers sounds, even with very little accompaniment. This idea works for any song that can be done acoustically. In modern times, the worship leaders and singers are often too separate. But I think in the first years of the early church, this is how Christ-followers worshiped together. There’s no reason that we can’t continue this tradition today.
Special word from Brad May of AcousticWorshiper.com
As always with worship music, there are two sides involved: the music side and the spiritual side. With acoustic worship sets, it’s a chance to drastically simplify the music side of things, and breathe new life into the spiritual side of a song.
Don’t feel like you have to exactly duplicate the original song somehow with fewer instruments and effects. It won’t sound right, and you’ll be missing the point. Right now
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