
Kings Kaleidoscope

Kings Kaleidoscope
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Based out of Seattle, Washington, Kings Kaleidoscope formed in 2010 at a Mars Hill Church plant on the campus of the University of Washington, where Gardner was a worship leader. Drawing on a variety of influences from math rock and hip-hop to the dense sound of Canadian indie outfit Broken Social Scene, they recorded their first live EP, Sin, at a Good Friday service in 2011. A year later, they released the studio EP, Asaph's Arrows, followed by a Christmas EP, Joy Has Dawned.
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Help your band and vocalists sound like the recording. Beyond chords, lead sheets and multitracks capture the arrangements, parts and sounds behind the songs your team loves, so rehearsals are faster and Sunday feels polished. Explore songs with a rhythm chart and multitracks for more tools.

Worship songs about glory lift our eyes to the majesty of God and give him the honor he deserves. They work well for opening a service or ending in awe. Download charts for your team, explore Christmas worship songs about glory, or see related songs about majesty.

Come Thou Long Expected Jesus for church use. A hymn of longing for the Messiah, collected in versions that suit Advent as the church waits for Christ to come and set people free. From simple sheets to multitracks and orchestrations, there is a version for any church. For more to sing, browse Christmas worship songs or Advent songs of hope.

Songs in odd time signatures such as 5/4, 7/8 or 12/8 add rhythmic interest and surprise to worship sets. Leaders and drummers who want something beyond the usual meters can find charts here, then see songs in 12/8 or songs in 4/4.

Upbeat worship songs in 4/4 bring a steady driving beat for opening praise and joyful congregational singing. Bands can find chord charts and multitracks, and upbeat songs in 6/8 and upbeat worship songs offer more energy. Good for opening sets and for fast, joyful moments in any service.


