Worship Christ the Risen King

11Apr11

In the interest of promoting songs that I believe are among the best for corporate worship, I am planning to post several videos over the coming months. These are just demonstrations of how one person arranges and plays these songs for corporate worship.

Below is a video demonstration of Worship Christ the Risen King. It’s an old tune (the same one for Angels From the Realms of Glory), with a relatively new text–written in 1986 by Jack Hayford. It’s (c) 1986 Maranatha Music. My chord chart can be downloaded here.

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1 Ernie Didot on April 21, 2011 said:

Thank you so much for the chord help and background info on Worship Christ, the Risen King. I lead with a guitar, djembe, sometimes violin and recorder. One day we’ll have a piano but that’s it for the time being. Your style falls squarely in where we’re are at the moment. I look forward to reading your other posts. Blessings.

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2 Cory Ganschow on July 11, 2011 said:

Please continue to post more. This is so helpful!

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3 Harry on March 27, 2012 said:

Plan to use your version of Worship Christ the Risen King during Easter Sunrise service at the Preserve, Hoover, AL.

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- 4 churchmusicblog on March 28, 2012 said:
  
  Great! I hope it works out. Let me know if you see need for clarifications to the chord sheet or anything like that!
  
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  - 5 Connie Minarik on April 2, 2012 said:
    
    Can I get a chord sheet for this song….I LOVED it!
  - 6 churchmusicblog on April 2, 2012 said:
    
    The chord sheet is linked on the post above, as well as on youtube. Here’s the link again: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25633855/Worship%20Christ%20the%20Risen%20King%20%28G%29.pdf
    
    You can look up B7, D7, and C#dim online. If I have time, I’ll try to post a demo video, but it’s Holy Week and I have 3 worship services to plan.
    
    Thanks for reading!
7 Brad on April 1, 2012 said:

HELP!!! How are you playing D7, B7, and C#dim? Thanks!!

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