Song studies

Browse gospel and worship song studies. Each page covers what the song means, the story behind it, its structure, key, and chord guide, and how a team prepares it. Filter by genre, artist, or theme.

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His Name Shall Be

Charity Gayle's Christmas worship song drawn from Isaiah 9:6.

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Charity Gayle releases His Name Shall Be

The 13-track Christmas worship album, recorded live in Magnolia, Texas.

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Preparing separate vocal parts

A practical method for extracting alto, tenor, and bass lines from a chord chart.

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Gratitude

Good God God I'm Just Grateful

Prayer

Draw Oceans

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E Ti Tobi to Better Afterwhile

Reading a song study is step one. Preparing the song is step two.

Once you know what the song is doing, learn how to rehearse it. These guides take a few minutes and work with real songs.

How to hear a song's structure Sol-fa basics Building harmony parts

Common questions

What does a song study cover? Meaning, story, structure, key, and how a worship team prepares the song. Each page links to the official video.

What does a song study include? Each page covers what the song means, the documented story behind it, why specific parts of the song work, the key and chord guide, and how a team prepares it for Sunday.

Can I save song studies to Writenotes? Yes. Keep your rehearsal notes, chord chart, and vocal parts in your Writenotes notebook, ready for Sunday. Open the app.

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