Scales in Hymns (Part Three)… Upcoming Article

I plan to post part three of scales in hymns by the end of this week.

Some church pianists may not understand where to insert a scale in a hymn.

Scales can be placed in several different places in a hymn.  The upcoming article will show the church pianist how to add a scale to the very first measure of a hymn!

Looking forward to sharing the examples with you!

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6 Responses to “Scales in Hymns (Part Three)… Upcoming Article”

  1. Shirley says:

    Always look forward to promised articles, Jenifer! I also have been meaning to comment and thank you for the larger ‘font’ [is that the right term for music?] in your recent arrangements…..so much easier to read!
    Lord bless you richly…great work!

  2. Rhonda Gilbert says:

    I am so excited about this upcoming post. Thank you 🙂

  3. Jenifer Cook says:

    Thanks Shirley!

    Hmmm..not sure about the larger font. I haven’t changed anything.
    That’s interesting. I wonder if you’re using a different browser. (?)
    Unless, you’re referring to the scale examples in part two of scales in hymns.
    If so, that’s because I took a picture of each example versus my pdf format arrangements with Finale.

    Thanks Rhonda too for your encouraging words 🙂

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  5. Rhonda Gilbert says:

    I did it!!! In the song Calvary Covers it All I put a D scale starting with “heart” all the way up to the B melody note in the upper register 🙂 Thanks for the inspiration. I have always known that scales or runs are a weakness I need to address. Still looking forward to today’s post!

    • Jenifer Cook says:

      Way to go Rhonda! I’ll have to go look at “Calvary Covers it All” to see right where that is.
      It’s so much fun to dress up a hymn to enhance the message:)

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