Even When I Walk on a Rough Path (Piano & Vocal Score for Congregational Worship (F Key))-Contemporary Korean Praise & Worship (Markers Worship)
Piano Hard
$5.90
Performance Video
Difficulty: Hard
6 Pages
Key Information
- Instrument 1
- Piano
- Pages
- 6
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Type
- 3 Staves
- Instrumentation
- Solo
- Lyrics
- Included
- Chord
- Included
- Instrument
- Piano
- Pages
- 6
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Type
- 3 Staves
- Instrumentation
- Solo
- Lyrics
- Included
- Chord
- Included
Description
I have rearranged this song from the original key of E major to F major. While worship leader So Jin-young from Markers Worship sang it in E, I found that the key of F provides a very comfortable and suitable vocal range for general congregational singing in many churches.
While I stayed faithful to the core flow of the piece, I reinterpreted it in my own signature "Jini Worship style" rather than just copying the original track. Because of this, you will notice that the intro is completely different from the original version.
A quick tip for pianists playing in a full worship band setup: you should keep your playing very simple, sticking mostly to a solid 4-beat rhythm from start to finish. (If you listen closely to the original Markers track, you can hear how restrained the piano is.) The piano does not need to fill every space because the other instruments are already providing a rich harmony.
If you start adding complex 16-beat ad-libs or playing heavy, low bass notes with your left hand, your sound will clash with the bass guitar and other instruments, making the overall music sound cluttered and chaotic. If you are playing with a full session, feel free to omit the lowest bass notes in the score and focus on a clean, rhythmic pulse. ^^
Jini Worship YouTube Channel: [https://bit.ly/3teEqJT](https://bit.ly/3teEqJT)
Jini Worship Naver Blog: [https://blog.naver.com/chunsabach](https://blog.naver.com/chunsabach)
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$5.90
Description
I have rearranged this song from the original key of E major to F major. While worship leader So Jin-young from Markers Worship sang it in E, I found that the key of F provides a very comfortable and suitable vocal range for general congregational singing in many churches.
While I stayed faithful to the core flow of the piece, I reinterpreted it in my own signature "Jini Worship style" rather than just copying the original track. Because of this, you will notice that the intro is completely different from the original version.
A quick tip for pianists playing in a full worship band setup: you should keep your playing very simple, sticking mostly to a solid 4-beat rhythm from start to finish. (If you listen closely to the original Markers track, you can hear how restrained the piano is.) The piano does not need to fill every space because the other instruments are already providing a rich harmony.
If you start adding complex 16-beat ad-libs or playing heavy, low bass notes with your left hand, your sound will clash with the bass guitar and other instruments, making the overall music sound cluttered and chaotic. If you are playing with a full session, feel free to omit the lowest bass notes in the score and focus on a clean, rhythmic pulse. ^^
Jini Worship YouTube Channel: [https://bit.ly/3teEqJT](https://bit.ly/3teEqJT)
Jini Worship Naver Blog: [https://blog.naver.com/chunsabach](https://blog.naver.com/chunsabach)
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