Chords for Vocals Demo for Rejoice with Exceeding Great Joy
Tempo:
95.15 bpm
Chords used:
Dm
Gm
G
A
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Okay, exceeding, rejoice with exceeding great joy.
I think this is the way [Dm] I want to do it.
The soprano, which is Katie and me, the lead,
has the top note, as you see on your music.
When they saw the star, they [A] rejoiced with great joy.
[G] When they saw the star, [A] they rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [G] joy.
They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
You get the idea?
That's the melody.
Now here's the alto [F] right below that.
So it's gonna be something like this.
When [C] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Em]
[Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [Am] [A] rejoiced.
[Dm] When [Em] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
They [G] rejoiced with [F] exceeding great joy.
I couldn't put any harmony there,
so if you can sing that melody line with us,
that'd be good.
[G] They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
And you could go to harmony there if you wanted to, Becca.
They rejoiced [Gm] with [Dm] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Whatever, okay?
Then as we [Em] modulate, the same thing's just gonna move up
a whole step here.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Am] rejoiced with [B]
[Em] exceeding great joy.
[Fm]
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Bbm] When they saw the star, they [C] re [Gm]-joyed When [Fm] they saw the star, they re-joyed
With re-joy, re-joyed With exceeding joy
Than [Gm] G Minor
When they saw the star, they re-joyed Re [Cm]-joyed
When they saw the star, [G] they re [D]
-joyed [G] When they saw the star, they re-joyed
It's easier for me to play it than sing it, I promise you.
So you get that three-part [Dm] harmony.
[C] [Dm] So the [D] idea now is to put the tenor on the bottom.
So that would be Brian and Davis if you want to jump in there.
When, yeah, I'm giving them the blue sound.
When [F] they saw [Dm] the star, they [C] rejoiced [Dm] with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [D] [A] rejoiced.
[Dm] You get that suspension down.
Joy, when they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Gm] rejoiced with [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Try it again in that key.
Here we go, three, four.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [A]
rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced with [Gm] [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
[Em] Still working on the tenor now.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoice with [Am] [B] exceeding [Em] great joy.
[Fm] Going up again.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Bbm] joy.
When they saw the star, [C] they [F] rejoiced.
[E] Sorry, I've got [Fm] to practice.
When [Cm] they saw [Fm] the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced [Bb] with [C] exceeding [Fm] great joy.
Now, I know it's going to get high here, but you can do it.
[G] Here [Gm] we go.
Here it is.
When they saw the star, they [Gm] rejoiced with great joy.
[Cm] Sorry, I've got it lost.
When they saw the star, they [G] [D]
rejoiced.
[Gm] [Dm] When they [Gm] saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Dm] joy.
[Gm] They rejoiced [Cm] with [D] exceeding great [G]
joy.
Now, if that's too high, because it is for me right now, full voice, and I've been sick,
but really, you're not singing above a G.
[Cm] [G]
[D] You've sung it in many other songs that high before, so you two guys can really do it on that.
But if it is too high, on that verse, we might could switch and let Katie or [Ab] Becca [Gm] take another note
and then sing an octave lower, of course.
[Gm] But it's going to be nice with three-part harmony.
So that's the idea.
And we finish that song, we'll finish in G.
[G] I'll cut it off.
[Dm] And then, Becca, I'm going to do an instrument on just a little bit of
[Am] [F]
[C] G.
Okay, [Am] [Bb]
[A] [Dm] so I'm going to give you an instrument like that to get you started.
And we're going to keep it real simple, a piano, some strings, and voices.
Band, just play really soft.
Don't come in really band until the chorus.
And we're only going to do verse 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, whatever it is.
So she'll sing.
Watch out.
I think this is the way [Dm] I want to do it.
The soprano, which is Katie and me, the lead,
has the top note, as you see on your music.
When they saw the star, they [A] rejoiced with great joy.
[G] When they saw the star, [A] they rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [G] joy.
They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
You get the idea?
That's the melody.
Now here's the alto [F] right below that.
So it's gonna be something like this.
When [C] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Em]
[Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [Am] [A] rejoiced.
[Dm] When [Em] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
They [G] rejoiced with [F] exceeding great joy.
I couldn't put any harmony there,
so if you can sing that melody line with us,
that'd be good.
[G] They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
And you could go to harmony there if you wanted to, Becca.
They rejoiced [Gm] with [Dm] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Whatever, okay?
Then as we [Em] modulate, the same thing's just gonna move up
a whole step here.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Am] rejoiced with [B]
[Em] exceeding great joy.
[Fm]
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Bbm] When they saw the star, they [C] re [Gm]-joyed When [Fm] they saw the star, they re-joyed
With re-joy, re-joyed With exceeding joy
Than [Gm] G Minor
When they saw the star, they re-joyed Re [Cm]-joyed
When they saw the star, [G] they re [D]
-joyed [G] When they saw the star, they re-joyed
It's easier for me to play it than sing it, I promise you.
So you get that three-part [Dm] harmony.
[C] [Dm] So the [D] idea now is to put the tenor on the bottom.
So that would be Brian and Davis if you want to jump in there.
When, yeah, I'm giving them the blue sound.
When [F] they saw [Dm] the star, they [C] rejoiced [Dm] with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [D] [A] rejoiced.
[Dm] You get that suspension down.
Joy, when they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Gm] rejoiced with [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Try it again in that key.
Here we go, three, four.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [A]
rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced with [Gm] [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
[Em] Still working on the tenor now.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoice with [Am] [B] exceeding [Em] great joy.
[Fm] Going up again.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Bbm] joy.
When they saw the star, [C] they [F] rejoiced.
[E] Sorry, I've got [Fm] to practice.
When [Cm] they saw [Fm] the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced [Bb] with [C] exceeding [Fm] great joy.
Now, I know it's going to get high here, but you can do it.
[G] Here [Gm] we go.
Here it is.
When they saw the star, they [Gm] rejoiced with great joy.
[Cm] Sorry, I've got it lost.
When they saw the star, they [G] [D]
rejoiced.
[Gm] [Dm] When they [Gm] saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Dm] joy.
[Gm] They rejoiced [Cm] with [D] exceeding great [G]
joy.
Now, if that's too high, because it is for me right now, full voice, and I've been sick,
but really, you're not singing above a G.
[Cm] [G]
[D] You've sung it in many other songs that high before, so you two guys can really do it on that.
But if it is too high, on that verse, we might could switch and let Katie or [Ab] Becca [Gm] take another note
and then sing an octave lower, of course.
[Gm] But it's going to be nice with three-part harmony.
So that's the idea.
And we finish that song, we'll finish in G.
[G] I'll cut it off.
[Dm] And then, Becca, I'm going to do an instrument on just a little bit of
[Am] [F]
[C] G.
Okay, [Am] [Bb]
[A] [Dm] so I'm going to give you an instrument like that to get you started.
And we're going to keep it real simple, a piano, some strings, and voices.
Band, just play really soft.
Don't come in really band until the chorus.
And we're only going to do verse 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, whatever it is.
So she'll sing.
Watch out.
Key:
Dm
Gm
G
A
C
Dm
Gm
G
_ Okay, exceeding, rejoice with exceeding great joy.
I think this is the way [Dm] I want to do it.
The soprano, which is Katie and me, the lead,
has the top note, as you see on your music.
When they saw the star, they [A] rejoiced with great joy.
[G] When they saw the star, [A] they rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [G] joy.
They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
You get the idea?
That's the melody.
Now here's the alto _ [F] right below that.
So it's gonna be something like this.
When [C] they [Dm] saw the star, they _ [Em]
[Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
_ [Gm] When they saw the star, they [Am] _ _ [A] rejoiced.
_ [Dm] When [Em] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
They [G] rejoiced with [F] exceeding great joy.
I couldn't put any harmony there,
so if you can sing that melody line with us,
that'd be good.
[G] They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
And you could go to harmony there if you wanted to, Becca.
They rejoiced [Gm] with [Dm] exceeding [Dm] great _ joy.
_ _ Whatever, okay?
Then as we [Em] modulate, _ the same thing's just gonna move up
a whole step here.
_ _ _ When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] _ rejoiced.
_ [Em] _ When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Am] rejoiced with [B]
[Em] exceeding great joy.
_ _ [Fm] _ _ _
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Bbm] When they saw the star, they [C] re _ _ [Gm]-joyed When [Fm] they saw the star, they re-joyed
With re-joy, re-joyed With exceeding joy
Than [Gm] G Minor _
When they saw the star, they re-joyed Re _ [Cm]-joyed
When they saw the star, [G] they re _ [D] _
-joyed [G] When they saw the star, they re-joyed
It's easier for me to play it than sing it, I promise you.
So you get that three-part [Dm] harmony.
[C] _ [Dm] _ _ So the [D] idea now is to put the tenor on the bottom.
So that would be Brian and Davis if you want to jump in there. _
When, yeah, I'm giving them the blue sound.
When [F] they saw [Dm] the star, they [C] rejoiced [Dm] with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [D] _ [A] _ rejoiced.
[Dm] You get that suspension down.
_ Joy, when they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Gm] rejoiced with [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Try it again in that key.
_ Here we go, three, four.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [A] _ _
rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced with [Gm] [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
_ _ [Em] Still working on the tenor now.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] _ _ rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoice with [Am] [B] exceeding [Em] great joy.
_ _ [Fm] Going up again.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Bbm] joy.
When they saw the star, [C] they _ [F] rejoiced.
_ [E] Sorry, I've got [Fm] to practice.
When [Cm] they saw [Fm] the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced [Bb] with [C] exceeding [Fm] great joy.
Now, I know it's going to get high here, but you can do it. _
[G] Here [Gm] we go.
Here it is.
When they saw the star, they [Gm] rejoiced with great joy.
_ [Cm] Sorry, I've got it lost.
_ When they saw the star, they [G] _ [D]
rejoiced.
_ [Gm] [Dm] When they [Gm] saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Dm] joy.
[Gm] They rejoiced [Cm] with [D] exceeding great [G] _
joy.
Now, if that's too high, because it is for me right now, full voice, and I've been sick,
but really, you're not singing above a G. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] _ You've sung it in many other songs that high before, so you two guys can really do it on that.
_ But if it is too high, on that verse, we might could switch and let Katie or [Ab] Becca [Gm] take another note
_ and then sing an octave lower, of course.
[Gm] _ But it's going to be nice with three-part harmony.
So that's the idea.
And we finish that song, we'll finish in G.
[G] I'll cut it off.
[Dm] And then, Becca, I'm going to do an instrument on just a little bit of _
[Am] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[C] G.
Okay, [Am] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [A] _ _ [Dm] _ _ so I'm going to give you an instrument like that to get you started.
And we're going to keep it real simple, a piano, some strings, and voices.
Band, just play really soft.
Don't come in really band until the chorus.
And we're only going to do verse 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, whatever it is.
So she'll sing.
Watch out.
I think this is the way [Dm] I want to do it.
The soprano, which is Katie and me, the lead,
has the top note, as you see on your music.
When they saw the star, they [A] rejoiced with great joy.
[G] When they saw the star, [A] they rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [G] joy.
They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
You get the idea?
That's the melody.
Now here's the alto _ [F] right below that.
So it's gonna be something like this.
When [C] they [Dm] saw the star, they _ [Em]
[Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
_ [Gm] When they saw the star, they [Am] _ _ [A] rejoiced.
_ [Dm] When [Em] they [Dm] saw the star, they [Dm] rejoiced with great joy.
They [G] rejoiced with [F] exceeding great joy.
I couldn't put any harmony there,
so if you can sing that melody line with us,
that'd be good.
[G] They rejoiced with [Dm] exceeding great joy.
And you could go to harmony there if you wanted to, Becca.
They rejoiced [Gm] with [Dm] exceeding [Dm] great _ joy.
_ _ Whatever, okay?
Then as we [Em] modulate, _ the same thing's just gonna move up
a whole step here.
_ _ _ When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] _ rejoiced.
_ [Em] _ When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Am] rejoiced with [B]
[Em] exceeding great joy.
_ _ [Fm] _ _ _
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Bbm] When they saw the star, they [C] re _ _ [Gm]-joyed When [Fm] they saw the star, they re-joyed
With re-joy, re-joyed With exceeding joy
Than [Gm] G Minor _
When they saw the star, they re-joyed Re _ [Cm]-joyed
When they saw the star, [G] they re _ [D] _
-joyed [G] When they saw the star, they re-joyed
It's easier for me to play it than sing it, I promise you.
So you get that three-part [Dm] harmony.
[C] _ [Dm] _ _ So the [D] idea now is to put the tenor on the bottom.
So that would be Brian and Davis if you want to jump in there. _
When, yeah, I'm giving them the blue sound.
When [F] they saw [Dm] the star, they [C] rejoiced [Dm] with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [D] _ [A] _ rejoiced.
[Dm] You get that suspension down.
_ Joy, when they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They [Gm] rejoiced with [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
Try it again in that key.
_ Here we go, three, four.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Gm] When they saw the star, they [A] _ _
rejoiced.
[Dm] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced with [Gm] [A] exceeding [Dm] great joy.
_ _ [Em] Still working on the tenor now.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
[Am] When they saw the star, they [B] _ _ rejoiced.
[Em] When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoice with [Am] [B] exceeding [Em] great joy.
_ _ [Fm] Going up again.
When they saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Bbm] joy.
When they saw the star, [C] they _ [F] rejoiced.
_ [E] Sorry, I've got [Fm] to practice.
When [Cm] they saw [Fm] the star, they rejoiced with great joy.
They rejoiced [Bb] with [C] exceeding [Fm] great joy.
Now, I know it's going to get high here, but you can do it. _
[G] Here [Gm] we go.
Here it is.
When they saw the star, they [Gm] rejoiced with great joy.
_ [Cm] Sorry, I've got it lost.
_ When they saw the star, they [G] _ [D]
rejoiced.
_ [Gm] [Dm] When they [Gm] saw the star, they rejoiced with great [Dm] joy.
[Gm] They rejoiced [Cm] with [D] exceeding great [G] _
joy.
Now, if that's too high, because it is for me right now, full voice, and I've been sick,
but really, you're not singing above a G. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] _ You've sung it in many other songs that high before, so you two guys can really do it on that.
_ But if it is too high, on that verse, we might could switch and let Katie or [Ab] Becca [Gm] take another note
_ and then sing an octave lower, of course.
[Gm] _ But it's going to be nice with three-part harmony.
So that's the idea.
And we finish that song, we'll finish in G.
[G] I'll cut it off.
[Dm] And then, Becca, I'm going to do an instrument on just a little bit of _
[Am] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[C] G.
Okay, [Am] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [A] _ _ [Dm] _ _ so I'm going to give you an instrument like that to get you started.
And we're going to keep it real simple, a piano, some strings, and voices.
Band, just play really soft.
Don't come in really band until the chorus.
And we're only going to do verse 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, whatever it is.
So she'll sing.
Watch out.