Great Are You Lord is a very popular song currently by All Sons & Daughters, and its not hard to see why – it’s very singable and just a great worship song. In our videos, we’ve shown how to play the song in the album key (A), using a capo on the 2nd fret with key of G chords.
Arrangement
- Album: All Sons & Daughters – All Sons & Daughters
- Tempo: 72 bpm, 6/8 time
- Album Key: A (male)
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Available Products: Chord Charts
Training Resources: Acoustic Song Video // Acoustic Tutorial Video
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The background music in this video is from Pads 2 (Atmospheric), available here.
Gear:
- Guitar: Martin D-35 with LR Baggs Anthem pickup
- Microphone: Shure SM7b
- Interface: Universal Audio Apollo Twin Duo
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Chords used in this song
Strumming Patterns
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1 2 3 4 5 6 ,... D UDUD UDU,...
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Great Are You Lord – Chart Kit – All Sons & Daughters Arrangement –
$1.99
Arrangement: All Sons and Daughters – All Sons & Daughters
Keys included: A, B, C, D, E, F, and G
Song Data: Album Key – A // Tempo: 72bpm, 6/8 time
On the album, the song is in A which suitable for a male lead. For most male vocalists, use key of G or A. For a female voice, try C, D, or E.
Description
Chord Chart kits include both Nashville charts and lyric charts in various keys. Your download will be in the form of a .zip file. Extract the file and you will find two folders, ”Lyric Charts and Nashville Charts”.
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Brian Wahl I’m the lead worship leader at my church and I have a few questions on how to transpose chord sheets
Hey Ben – I talk a bit about transposing using the chord number system here: http://www.worshiptutorials.com/product/chord-number-system/
Which pad are you using as background for this?
dale kratt
Hi Dale – It’s Pads 2 on this one. Thanks!
Love your work brother.
Thanks Brian!
So, please excuse my ignorance but what is a Pad and how does it work?
Thanks
Hello Brian,
Why do you play your C and E minor differently
I doubted myself to have learn the wrong thing. But, when i googled it
C major is :finger 3 on string 5 fret 3, finger 2 on string 4 fret 2 and finger 1 on string 2 fret 1
E minor: finger 1 on string 5 fret 2 and finger 2 on string 4 fret 2
Yours is different from this