The Church Pianist: Piano Hymn Fill-ins…Part Two
The group of church pianists visiting this site range from beginner to advanced level.
Part two of piano hymn fill-ins is designed for the church pianist who is looking for simple; practical fill-in ideas. If you have not seen part one for piano fill-ins…follow this link Piano Hymn Fill-ins…Part One .
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Editor Notes for: Piano Hymn Fill-ins…Part Two
A reader recently asked me to share some fill-in ideas for long-held words; such as the end of a verse leading into the next verse. I decided to start with the end of verses leading into the chorus.
The fill-ins on this sheet work well when the last word of the verse ends with a I chord and the chorus also begins on a I chord. I tried to maintain the same fill-in idea for all four examples.
Are you lost? Hmmm…learn your chords by number. (Another lesson…another day) 
Back to the lesson…A IV chord acts as a nice bridge or (fill-in) between long-held words.
Try today’s fill-in on the following hymns:
Lord I’m Coming Home
Is My Name Written There?
Trusting Jesus
God Leads Us Along
I Am Resolved
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