The ukulele has been used as a tool of worship for many years. It’s a small, easy-to-carry instrument that can be played in any number of ways, making it perfect for small groups or individuals who want to praise God with music. This Book Is a Must-have Resource for Beginners, Ukulele Enthusiasts, and Intermediate Players Who Love Worship Music.
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Ukulele Praise And Worship PDF
Praise and worship is a beautiful thing. It’s uplifting, inspiring and leaves you feeling motivated. But sometimes we need to brush up on our skills. We also need music we can connect with emotionally. Enter, Ukulele Praise & Worship Songbook for the 21st Century.
Australia’s number one ukulele worship pdf provider Ukulele Worship is glad to make available to you the greatest Christian worship music in the form of its inspirational ukulele praise and worship pdf files. There are also a number of other formats available so you can enjoy listening to your favourite songs in any way you wish: ukulele worship mp3, mp4, cd-songs, etc.
Ukulele Praise And Worship pdf For Beginners
Praise and Worship Songbooks are a collection of choruses and songs for singing in the church. The books have been arranged to be easy to read and understand while still being a resource you can use every week. These books also have an optional accompaniment CD available separately. Some of our favorite titles include:
Light Up The Sky Praise & Worship Songbook (GIA Publications)
This book is full of exciting new music that will help you worship God with new life! Each song is designed for any size group or congregation and includes optional piano accompaniment. You will enjoy singing these powerful songs as they lift your spirits with their inspiring lyrics, grand choruses, inspiring melodies, and solid messages about God’s love for us all
The worship songbook with chords is a great tool for those who want to learn how to play songs of worship.
This book contains many popular songs that you can sing along with during church services or other gatherings.
It also contains the chords for each song so that you can learn how to play them on guitar or piano.
The worship songbook is an excellent resource for those who do not have access to a piano or guitar teacher because it allows them to be able to practice at home whenever they want.
There’s lots to fret about these days.
There are also times when one can be distracted by the hopeful strings and strums of the ukulele. Meditative. Prayerful.
My latest series of art that involves the ukulele is called “Don’t Fret”. This latest painting features strings, tuners and bright colors.
There are pieces of music to be seen in the layers. The longer you look, the more you see. That could be said of playing the ukulele too. The longer you play, the more you…
Easy Ukulele Praise And Worship pdf
The latest trend in music is the use of worship songs in churches. The reason behind this is that these songs are a great way to help people connect with God. The best part of these songs is that they can be downloaded from the internet for free.
Worship song books are available at many places and you can get them easily. Worship songbooks are now available for all types of instruments, like guitar, piano and so on.
These books contain lyrics and chords for all the popular worship songs that you can use in your church services. You can also find some books that have lyrics only, but most of them have both lyrics and chords together in one book. So buying these books will save you time and effort as well as money because you don’t have to buy separate books for every instrument separately.
Ukulele Abstract Art Tunes
Combining a love for ukuleles and painting has resulted in joyful creation of ukulele abstract art.
This first piece combines acrylic paint with layers of nature and ukulele ephemera.
Mixed media has become a wonderful way to combine art and music.
There are more photos of this painting on my Etsy shop.
It could be yours if you are looking for an original piece of ukulele art.Ukulele Art, Ukulele Gospel Musicstringed instruments, uke art, ukelele, ukulele
Solo Ukulele Book to Improve Your Uke Playing Technique
Over on my other blog, you can read about a book that I scanned and put online for ukulele players. The book is 99 years old. In some ways it is priceless. Back in 1916, though, it was only $1. The valuable part of the book is that it contains solo ukulele pieces that will make you a better ukulele player—for, of course, your gospel ukulele playing.
“Seek Ye First” on the Ukulele
“Seek Ye First” sounds wonderful on the Ukulele and Native American Flute
You can use three chords C, F, G7 to strum this hymn.
C F C F C G7
Seek ye first the kingdom of God, And His righteousness
C F C F C G7 C
And all these things shall be added unto you, A-le-lu-oo-jah
REFRAIN:
C G7 F C
Al le lu jah
F C G7
Al le lu u jah
C G7 F C
Al le lu jah
F C C G7 C
Al le Ale lu jah
Powerful Simplicity: The History of “Seek Ye First”
How God leads people to write hymns can be a dose of encouragement and inspiration.
“Seek Ye First” was written by Karen Lafferty in 1972 when she was 24 years of age. According to the Psalter Hymnal, Lafferty wrote the hymns after she had attended a Bible study one night.Struggling with financial difficulties after recently starting a full-time music ministry, she returned home that night with new encouragement. Others appreciated its beauty and simplicity, and the song soon gained popularity, eventually providing the support that permitted her to continue and develop her ministry.
According to the “musiciansformissions” website, Lafferty is now working on writing a book about the whole experience. I look forward to reading it — she shares on the site how people have written to tell her how the song has impacted them.
Scriptural basis for the hymn “Seek Ye First” : Mathew 6:33
But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you. (KJV)
As a teen, I thought that “Seek Ye First” was my youth group just singing the verse. I knew that one of the guitarists, who strummed while we sang songs in our group on Sunday nights, was just learning the guitar. She told me she spent hours practicing the chords for the song.
Not until I heard a recording of the Maranatha singers performing “Seek Ye First” did I realize our group was singing a hymn that was fast becoming a very popular song.
I have enjoyed singing and playing “Seek Ye First” — guitar, ukulele, recorder, clarinet, Appalachian dulcimer, and Native American flute. And I decided the ukulele gospel song this week would be “Seek Ye First.” As I looked for the copyright on the song, it was then that I discovered Karen Lafferty and her interesting story.
You can read an interview with Karen on “Seek Ye First” at the ezine ‘Reformed Worship.’
Higher Ground: A great hymn to practice ukulele
“Higher Ground” is one of my favorite hymns — mostly because of the tempo and ease of three chords.
History of Hymn “Higher Ground”
The history of Higher Ground can be found at Bible Study Charts. It’s interesting to note “Count Your Blessings” was written by the same person.
Ukulele Tabs for “Higher Ground” hymn
You can purchase the ukulele tabs for Higher Ground as part of Ken Middleton’s ebook, 12 Hymn Tunes for Ukulele.
Ukulele and Native American flute duet for “Higher Ground”: Finger-picking vs. Strumming
Practicing the three chords F, Bb, C7 becomes a joy with this song. It doesn’t seem like practicing at all.
This is a great song for either strumming or finger-picking. Finger-picking takes a bit more practice but I prefer it with the hymns. However, if you are performing this song and get nervous with crowds, finger-picking is harder to keep steady.
You can hear the difference it makes to finger-pick your ukulele vs. strumming in this sample. I am using a low g string on a soprano ukulele, but the hymn sounds good on high G or low g. Download a pdf of Higher-Ground that contains ukulele chords and Native American flute fingerings.
Chordie: A good resource for Ukulele chords
If you want to change the three chords that you use, then you can go to Chordie. Look on the right side of the page and you can change the key of the song by raising or lowering it by your desired number of semitones. You can select which ukulele tuning you will use: C, D, or baritone. The chords are shown to you on Chordie or you can download a pdf of ukulele chords to print out.