Church Pianist Tip

How to ease through an abrupt chord change in a hymn.
Click on following link to download original version & improvised version for ":Where Jesus Is, 'Tis Heaven
thechurchpianist.com/miscellan...

[@AmericaisTheBabylon]

Jenifer thank you so much for using your talent to bless the body of Christ with not only your playing but in your teaching. Many church musicians horde their skills for sake of vanity instead of teaching freely to others. I have used your free arrangements for my church. Looking for more piano accompaniments to play with my daughter who plays violin. God bless you

[@nathanielkiruja8843]

I Am Coming to the Cross by William G. Fischer has a similar abrupt chord change on the second system (6th full measure) of the stanza. The same is repeated on the refrain. Thank you Jenifer for the tip.

[@profsjp]

Really interesting and informative.

[@martasilva9955]

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[@bintangsibarani2915]

Thank you. :)

[@naptimeseamstress]

Thank you, Jenifer! That does help me....I'm liking the I 7 chord, and then the open fifth, close to the I7 inversion. But now I'm curious: what would you do with your left hand for this song? 🤗 K.L.

[@JASMS63]

Good tip. Jenifer, just letting you know that the highlighted improvised hymn download is showing the original hymn version. Please check.

[@jenofhickory]

Thank you! That's what happens when I talk to my husband while adding links! The link has been repaired :)

[@leanchoikhongsai722]

I interested