Lifeway WorshipCharts - Orchestra Transitions CD-ROM

Includes all 674 titles from Baptist Hymnal and The Worship Hymnal plus an Extended Collection of 301 additional hymn arrangements and worship songs.

WorshipCharts provide a wide variety of printed music variations to equip the instrumentalists in your ministry. These include CD-ROMs with PDFs for full orchestral score and individual instrumental parts for all hymns and worship songs included in Baptist Hymnal and The Worship Hymnal.

WorshipChart CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs are not returnable.

Transitions are available for only those major keys used in the Worship Project - C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, A, Bb. When transitioning between minor keys, use the relative major key transition.

Transitions enable instrumentalists to modulate from key to key and transition from meter to meter to create a seamless musical flow. More than 700 possible combinations are available for piano and organ accompaniments or full orchestra. The Orchestra Transitions PDF CD-ROM includes the following instrumental parts:

• Full Score
• Flute 1,2/Oboe
• Bb Clar. 1,2
• Bassoon/Bb Bass Clarinet
• Eb Alto Sax 1,2
• Bb Tenor Sax
• Bb Trumpet 1
• Bb Trumpet 2,3
• F Horn 1,2
• Trombone 1,2
• Trombone 3/Tuba
• Percussion 1,2
• Violin 1,2
• Viola
Cello/Bass
• Piano/Organ (also available separately on the Piano/Organ Transitions PDF CD-ROM - PROD# 005086029)
• Harp
• Bass Guitar (this part will not be shown on the full score, but it is very similar to the Cello/Bass part--same notes.)
• Lead Sheet

All Transitions are limited to the keys that are used in the Worship Project. Within that framework, there is a Transition that will modulate from any key to any major key. If you want to use a Transition before a song in a minor key, use the Transition that ends in the song's relative major key. Two keys are relative to each other if they share the same sharps and flats. For example, if you want to use a Transition between D Major and e minor, use the Transition that goes from D to G (e minor's relative major). Below is a chart of minor and major keys that are relative to each other:

Minor Key, Major Key,
C, Eb,
D, F,
E, G,
F, Ab,
G, Bb,
A, C,
B, D,