Arrangement: Hillsong – Mighty To Save
Key: G (w/capo 2) – the open key is A
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Mighty To Save – Chart Kit – Hillsong arrangement
$1.99
Arrangement:ย Hillsong Live – Mighty To Save
Keys included:ย A, B, D, E, F, G
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For a male vocalist, use keys G, A, or B, for a female vocalist, use D, E, or F
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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Strumming Pattern
DUDUD_ DU_ UD_ D_ DU …
Key: A
Hillsong records this song in A on all the versions I’ve heard. You can also put your capo on the 2nd fret and play chords in G (chord chart above)
Chord Diagrams
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A classic contemporary worship song – this one is still relevant today and is sung in countless churches. I play/teach it using key of G chords with a capo on the 2nd fret.
Gear in the play through video:
- Guitar: Martin D-35 (capo by G7th capos)
- Microphone: Shure SM7b
- Interface: Universal Audio Apollo
- Software: Apple Logic Pro X
hello!! could you please tell me the strumming patterns for these songs? -> mighty so save by hillsong, God’s great dance floor by chris tomlin, i lift my hands by chris tomlin and rven when it hurts (praise song) by hillsong please? sorry to disturb you!!!
I just purchased a chord chart (lyrics and Nashville chart) for Mighty to Save (by Hillsong) but I can’t find the chord diagrams – can you help me out?
Hi John – thanks for purchasing! Our chord chart kits do not include the chord diagrams, but they are provided here on the tutorial pages. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Brian can you do a tutorial on This Man by Jeremy Camp sometime
Thanks Ervin – I’ll look into that one
Love your tutorials, but one question: is the strumming pattern the same for the chorus and the intro?
Hi Mackenzie – I think you can play the same pattern in both of those sections if you want to. Sometimes you’ll want to sort of back off when the song gets quieter and then strum a bit more when it gets bigger.
This turned into a worship song right here, right now. Forget the tutorial. It went way beyond that. Beautiful.
Thanks ๐
Which pad would you recommend for this one?
Hey Ryan – you could use any of the major keys pads sets for this song. It really just depends on which one you like the sound of best. Just make sure you play the right key ๐