Great Are You Lord (All Sons & Daughters)

Hey worship vocalists! Here are some tips on how to sing one of my ABSOLUTE favourite songs: “Great Are You Lord” by All Sons & Daughters.

Check out this video for tips on how to:

sing the chorus powerfully and fully without reaching and straining for the notes
sing in a contemporary, authentic, conversational tone
create a journey so that the song builds powerfully in the bridge
sound GOOD! 🙂

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yaremialicea May 11, 2021

Thanks for this tutorial it is amazing! Where can I find the harmony for the bridge?

Charmaine Brown May 17, 2021

You’re welcome! I didn’t do the whole song for all of my harmony tutorials—so I would suggest searching youtube for other tutorials!

Liz Rampey October 16, 2019

I do not know if this has been requested but I would like to see 10000reasons if possible. Thank you!

Charmaine Brown October 17, 2019

Hey Liz! Thanks for the request!

Noemi July 7, 2017

Your song tutorials are amazing! Thank you so much for you work.
It would be great if you could do a tutorial and give some tips on the song “Great I am” – New Life Worship. Thank you!

Charmaine July 7, 2017

I’m glad you’re enjoying the tutorials! 🙂

Robert April 22, 2017

I hear you, and other people, refer to “pitchy” (“if you do this or that, it may get pitchy). I don’t know what that means exactly. Can you describe “pitchy” as a sound?

Charmaine April 24, 2017

Great question! “Pitchy” in singing means you are just slightly out of tune. You’re on the right note (it’s not completely off pitch), but it is a bit flat or sharp (north or south of the note)… basically in our singing we want to sing the pitch right on the pitch centre! Singers often sing slightly out of tune (“pitchy”) when they are using a resonator that is not efficient for that part of their range… i.e. usually if they are pushing their chest voice too high, or singing in head voice too low in their range.

1. valerieveal November 1, 2017
  
  I have always wondered the same thing. Thanks for the easy to understand explanation!
  
  1. Charmaine November 1, 2017
    
    No problem! Glad to help! 🙂

Liona April 21, 2017

This is so helpful! What I find has helped me most is breaking down the verses into exercises. Such a great way to tackle a song. Thank you!

Charmaine April 21, 2017

You’re welcome! This is the best way to practice a song because it’s WAY more efficient than just singing the song over and over and “hoping” it will eventually sound better!

Great Are You Lord (All Sons & Daughters)

Great Are You Lord by David Leonard, Leslie Jordan, Jason Ingram

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