I like this progression. Thanks for sharing it with us. We usually end our service with a song (that reinforces what the pastor/speaker spoke about) so I will take the chords of that song and rearrange them so the song is not obvious to the congregation. This keeps their focus on what pastor/speaker is saying rather than singing the song in their head. As he/she starts drawing to a close I start bring in the melody or chorus chords back into the progression. Makes for a smooth introduction to the ending song.
![Underscoring Pastor | Worship Chord Progressions | Nord Stage 3: Piano and Pad [EP.3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ELB9qYd6hMg/mqdefault.jpg)
I like this progression. Thanks for sharing it with us. We usually end our service with a song (that reinforces what the pastor/speaker spoke about) so I will take the chords of that song and rearrange them so the song is not obvious to the congregation. This keeps their focus on what pastor/speaker is saying rather than singing the song in their head. As he/she starts drawing to a close I start bring in the melody or chorus chords back into the progression. Makes for a smooth introduction to the ending song.
Super dope ☝️ God bless
I’m stingy with my “likes” but this deserves it haha great job.
I V Vim IV is pretty much a mainstay of this sort of thing. Everyone needs a couple of those patterns tucked away in their kit bag.