Worship songs usually start in a writing room, then go to the studio, and finally end up on stage in a live worship experience. When a worship album comes out of the studio, the producers are able to pursue complete precision around every beat of every measure of every track that makes up the whole song. Here is a list of our favorite arrangements of worship songs that have come straight out of the studio. We make the charts match the song, note for note, measure for measure!

Listening to a live worship album makes you feel like you are right in the room, surrounded by hundreds of other worshippers. Usually, the arrangement and vocals are less polished, but that comes as an easy trade for capturing the authentic worship experience. When we chart these arrangements, they serve as a great resource to demonstrate how to lead these songs in your own live worship setting. Playing for live worship is not the same as playing in the studio. This list is full of our favorite live worship arrangements.

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Lead sheets with fully arranged soprano, alto and tenor parts are the easy and quick go-to when you want to resource your praise and worship team. Written on a single staff with chords noted above, these high quality charts can be used by the full rhythm section and vocalists. Go in to practice feeling confident in the resources at hand, knowing your team will sound great! Need more vocal resources? Check out our Piano/Vocal Packs.