See where the set lifts, drops and joins
Put in your worship slot and each song's key, tempo and length. See the running time, which key changes need a transition and where the tempo drops sharply. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Opening song → Second song
Steps up, which lifts naturally. A short turnaround is enough.
Second song → Third song
Moves up a fourth, a closely related key. A pivot chord makes it smooth.
Third song → Fourth songPlan this
A distant key. Plan a transition: a pad, a turnaround or a spoken link.
Fourth song → Closing song
Same key, so it flows straight on.
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Pentecost Worship — worship set · Opening song: G, fast, 5 min · Second song: A, fast, 6 min · Third song: D, mid, 6 min · Fourth song: Bb, slow, 7 min · Closing song: Bb, slow, 6 min · 30 minutes, 1 joins to plan Run it yourself: https://pentecostworship.com
Method: key changes are measured in semitones between each song and the next. Steps up and moves to the fourth or fifth are closely related; steps down and distant keys are marked to plan.
See where the set lifts, drops and joins
Put in your worship slot and each song's key, tempo and length. See the running time, which key changes need a transition and where the tempo drops sharply. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
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