Teaching Recordings – Christmas Hymns
Posted: December 12, 2011 Filed under: Monday Morning Music Leave a commentWe had our annual Regional Christmas service yesterday and we had a great mix of music – some classic hymns, high energy rock, tender strings and ukelele, 50’s rockabilly, and even some rap. Anyway, in preparing for the service I put together a few teaching recordings that I thought might be helpful to you worship teams out there in your services the next couple weeks. I’ll also include what I called the “Joy to the World chant” – we did a high energy version of Joy to the World and then went into this – you’ll recognize the chorus and I wrote some verses which different soloists did caller/response style with the congregation. (This is just a thrown together demo recording, but you get the idea, in case you’d like to try it.) By the way, we also did Chris Tomlin’s song “Emmanuel (Hallowed Manger Ground)” – what a fantastic Christmas praise song. And a great version of “Do You Hear What I Hear” by Third Day we’ve done before. Have fun with Christmas worship the next couple weeks!
Joy to the World (chant) – demo recording
Joy to the World (chant) – lyrics
Hark the Herald Angels Sing – sheet music
Hark the Herald Angels Sing – teaching recording
O Come All Ye Faithful – sheet music
O Come All Ye Faithful – teaching recording
The First Noel – sheet music – we do it one step lower than this sheet music
The First Noel – teaching recording
The First Noel – demo recording – this is the key do it in, but not quite as fast as this, and not as many verses.
O Holy Night – teaching recording 2
Regional Service Schedule, Dec 11
chord charts sunday regional 12-11