St. Michael’s Set List 11/25/07

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1. 

   Darren

   November 26, 2007

   Church of the Holy Spirit
   Stephens City VA

   Set List for the feast of Christ the King

   Pre-Processional: I’m Trading My Sorrows

   Processional: O Worship the King

   Gradual: Awesome God

   Praise:
   To Him Who Sits on the Throne – Debbye Graafsma – A
   Shout to the Lord – Darlene Zsech – A
   All the Earth Shall Worship – Carl Tuttle – C

   Offertory: All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name

   Communion: Spirit of the Living God – Daniel Iverson

   Recessional: Lead On, O King Eternal

   A fun set. I really like “Shout to the Lord,” but it’s difficult finding a good key to do it in. A is really too low for me, but Bb (my preference) is too difficult for my guitarist, and B is too high for much of the congregation.

2. 

   Scottie

   November 26, 2007

   Man, “you Episcopals” are doing a LOT of songs on Sundays!! You making “us Vineyard people” looking like slackers.

   🙂

   Seriously, though, how often do you guys rehearse to 12 songs? That is a lot of music. How long are your services?

   Just curious. We do five songs during praise and worship, and one song during our ministry time at the end of the service.

   Thanks for posting….

   Set List – Live Oak Vineyard, Arcadia, CA

   —–Praise & Worship———-
   1) Awesome God (Your Voice) / Vineyard Music UK
   2) All Hail Jesus / Vineyard Music UK
   3) Pour Out My Heart / Vineyard Music USA
   4) Merciful God / Vinyeard Music USA
   5) Glory To God / Brenton Brown/Terry Butler/VMUSA
   ——Prayer Ministry Time——-
   6) Your Name / Baloche

3. 

   Scottie

   November 26, 2007

   Darren,

   Have you thought of drawing up a “CAPO VERSION’ of a chart in Bb for your guitarist?

   Do a chart as “CAPO 3”, the first chord would be “G” on the chart, which would effectively be a Bb on the guitar.

   Transpose the rest of the song up 3 semi-tones, and there you go!

   Just a suggestion. Some purists can’t stand to use a capo, but I think some songs just sound better playing open chords with a capo than they do with bar chords.

4. 

   Scottie

   November 26, 2007

   Sorry, I meant to say to transpose DOWN three semi-tones.

5. 

   Fr. James Grace

   November 27, 2007

   Joel –

   My name is Fr. James – I’m the worship leader at Holy Redeemer (CEC) out in Rochester Hills, MI.

   First – wanted to say thanks for hosting/maintaining/operating this site – I’ve used it several times to get ideas for new music to introduce out here.

   Second – do you have any thoughts for Advent? I’m always at a loss for what to do during this season. There is a lot of good “solo” material for Advent – soft and contemplative songs about the incarnation – but not a lot to choose from for congregational stuff. What do you guys do?

   Here is my list so far for 1st Sunday of Advent: (Don’t judge me too harshly for doing some old stuff – actually new to our congreation…)

   PRELUDE: Lord Reign In Me

   PROCESSIONAL: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

   KYRIE: Merkel (“Jesus I’ve Forgotten”) (

   GLORIA: None

   GRADUAL: Oh Come, Oh Come, Emanuel

   PRAISE SET: Holy, Holy, Holy (Oliver)
   Glory in the Highest
   How Great is Our God

   DOXOLOGY: TBD

   SANCTUS: Haugen

   MYSTERY OF FAITH: Spoken

   AGNUS DEI: Spoken
   CLOSING: Psalm 100

6. 

   Darren

   November 28, 2007

   Fr. James:

   If you will send your email address to darren -at- hslda -dot- org, I will send you the songsets we’re doing for Advent.