hey guys thanks for all your feedback!
thunda and fiel - this is more intended as a devotional, as you might have guessed from the adagio, but i think it could be used in worship too (which is more congregational), good ideas. fiel - our church is about to start a youth praise band (although this was not written for it) so good idea, will keep that in mind when they get going and are thinking of new songs.
moonlapse and thunda - got the chord progressions from my fiance this morning:
* we changed this line yesterday and haven't gotten around to working out the chord. won't be a D though - a brighter chord i'm thinking? i'm not sure since i don't play the guitar!
the melody is still a work in progress. kinda struggling between too unremarkable and too repetitive (especially the chorus, which "wants" to have the same melody for the first, third and fifth line)
edit: hehe fiel. i didn't even think of that, should have been obvious! it actually sounds quite different though. "how great" is majestic, quite even paced, whereas this one is more personal and a bit lyrical, especially in the chorus
thunda and fiel - this is more intended as a devotional, as you might have guessed from the adagio, but i think it could be used in worship too (which is more congregational), good ideas. fiel - our church is about to start a youth praise band (although this was not written for it) so good idea, will keep that in mind when they get going and are thinking of new songs.
moonlapse and thunda - got the chord progressions from my fiance this morning:
Code:
Verse: D major, 4/4
D |A |Em |G A |
D |A |Em |G A |
Chorus: G major, 4/4
Em A |D |Em A |D* |
Em A |D |G G,F#|Em A |D ||the melody is still a work in progress. kinda struggling between too unremarkable and too repetitive (especially the chorus, which "wants" to have the same melody for the first, third and fifth line)
edit: hehe fiel. i didn't even think of that, should have been obvious! it actually sounds quite different though. "how great" is majestic, quite even paced, whereas this one is more personal and a bit lyrical, especially in the chorus