How to Use Worshipscores

Add a Worshipscore (sheet music or MP3) to your praise set to give a soft piano underscore for prayer or Scripture readings.

Need to fill the “dead space” in your worship between songs while you pray or read Scripture? That’s where Worshipscores come in! Each Worshipscore is a one-page piece of piano sheet music that comes in every key you can play live and fit seamlessly in your praise sets providing a thoughtful musical underscore that will lead seamlessly into the next song.

Worshipscores are intended to be played live by your pianist or keyboard player.

Each Worshipscore has sheet music downloadable in every key.

Play Worshipscores under announcements, Scripture readings, videos and prayers.

Worshipscores are generic enough to be played anywhere in your praise set, but they can also be used with your own popular praise and worship song charts.

Interactive sheet music: Worshipscores sheet music have 1, 2 and sometimes 3 sections. Try playing section [1] then repeat – if the prayer/announcement/reading continues, move on to section [2], then return to section [1], etc. Move to the “end” when the prayer/announcement/reading is finished.

How to use Worshipscores in your praise sets:

In his book The Habits of Highly Effective Churches  George Barna states “Highly effective churches typically incorporate at least 20 minutes of uninterrupted worship music into their services.”

Worshipscores help you do that – by creating a seamless flow of worship music. Music is the glue that holds your worship service together, and dead space can kill the flow. Here are a few ideas for using Worshipscores in your praise sets: