Another Bob Hurd song that you can hear at this site. It is a lovely tune although the ensemble singing doesn’t really take off until the chorus is sung at the same time as the verse from the third verse onwards. It has a touch the Hank Mancinis about it ( a good thing). It is a setting of Psalm 42 and this site gives a nice appreciation of the piece.

Download With A Thankful Heard Mp3 by Don Moen. The legendary singer, pastor & worship leader “Don Moen” performs a renowned song titled “With A Thankful Heart“. A song that was released in 2006.

'My soul faints with longing for your salvation, but I have put my hope in your word.'
Watch: New Singing Lesson Videos Can Make Anyone A Great Singer You alone are my strength, my shield To You alone may my spirit yield You alone are my heart's desire And I long to worship Thee As the deer panteth for the water So my soul longeth after Thee You alone are my heart's desire And I long to worship Thee You're my friend And You are my brother Even though You are a King I love You.
As We Worship You VERSE 1: E As we worship You B Let all the world come and see C#m How the mercy we've received from You A Can set them free E As we worship You A Let all this joy that fills our hearts C#m Bring a hunger and a hope to those A Who've strayed so far CHORUS: F#m As we bow in adoration E And stand in reverent awe A Show Your majesty and glory E B Let Your anointing fall F#m As we.
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As The Deer Don Moen Mp3 Downloader

This ensemble (allowing for average sound quality) probable do the tune more justice that the original.

It can be purchased for download at OCP.

My backing is stripped back.

https://www.sixmaddens.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/As-The-Deer-Longs.mp3

Refrain

As the deer longs for running streams,
so I long, so I long, so I long for you.

Verse 1

A-thirst my soul for you the God who is my life!
When shall I see, when shall I see,
see the face of God?

Refrain

Verse 2
Echoes meet as deep is calling unto deep,
over my head, all your mighty waters,
sweeping over me.

Refrain

Verse 3
Continually the foe delights in taunting me:
“Where is God, where is your God?”
Where, O where, are you?

Refrain

Verse 4

Defend me, God, send forth your light and your truth,
they will lead me to your holy mountain,
to your dwelling place.

Refrain

Verse 5
Then I shall go unto the altar of my God.
Praising you, O my joy and gladness,
I shall praise your name.

Refrain

Messages for mac not syncing. © Bob Hurd 1988.

In music, progressions follow a general rule. This makes accompaniment easier than most musicians think. There is a set of rule of thumbs that every musician, including composers follow when accompanying or composing music. So instead of learning the chord progressions of a thousand songs, while not learn the rule used to compose a billion songs? Smart right? ;-)Once this seemingly esoteric knowledge of how chords move and relate is learnt, you can almost intuitively accompany any song. Yeah. You read right. Any Song!!

The image above(you should download the image and print it for assistance) when followed clockwise is called the Circle of Fifths while anticlockwise is the Circle of Fourths but generally, it is termed The Circle of Fifths.

Now lets play a counting game as in the image below

If you keep counting in fourths for C, you would obtain F Bb Eb Ab Db Gb B E A D G and back to C. Now take another key, say F and count in fourths to obtain F Bb Eb Ab Db Gb B E A D G. Count this way on all the keys and observe the magic.

The relationship between these keys are used to pull a plethora of stunts. Typically the “circle of fifths” is used in the analysis of classical music, whereas the “circle of fourths” is used in the analysis of jazz music, but this distinction is not exclusive. For instance, Musicians and Composers use the circle of fifths to understand and describe the musical relationships among some selection of those pitches. Also, with the knowledge of the circle you can easily understand and move/modulate from C major to A minor or say from G major to E minor because of the relative relationship between them. The circles design is helpful in composing and harmonizing melodies, building chords, and modulating to different keys within a composition.

One alluring fact is that PROGRESSIONS BASICALLY MOVE IN FOURTHS (more about the circle of fifths later). Basically, the progression of most if not ‘all’ songs move in steps of four! Abracadrabra? Wait till i show you how.

To illustrate this, lets analyse the progression of “As the deer Panteth by Don Moen”, played in C major

LYRICS	MOVEMENT	CHORD NAME	COMPONENT	PROG.
As the…	DOH	C Maj 7	C E G B	1
Deer…	TI	B Half Dim*	B D F	7
Panteth…	MI	E Min7	E G B D	3
For…	LAH	A Min7	A C E G	6
…O the…	REH	D Min7	D F A C	2
Water.	SOH	G Dom7	D F G B	5
So my…	DOH	C Maj 7	G B C E	1
Heart longeth…	FAH	F Maj 7	F A C E	4
After…	SOH	G Dom13*	F B E	5
Thee…	DOH	C Maj7	C E G B	1

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Observe that the song begun on the Tonic centre which is MajorC, then it proceeded to follow the movement of fourths(1-7-3-6-2-5-1-4) as indicated by the circle of fourths until the last two bars where the song had to meet its resolution (5-1).This indicates that the composer referenced the circle of fourth during its composition.

Now the bumper question is “How does this apply to songs?”