Worship Artistry

I learned about Worship Artistry a couple years ago through CCLI and it seemed to be a great fit for my churches, small-ish praise team. The work that Jason and the Worship Artistry team do to help teach these sometimes VERY intricate worship parts is fantastic. I use the service every week, including the app. In fact, I probably shouldn’t admit this, but I may or may not have had the app open on an iPad while I was playing drums so I could see the grooves… The only thing I wish I could do with the app is transpose songs, but I understand the limitation since we primarily rely on a chrome extension to do so. Really love this app guys!

Worship Artistry is an exceptional learning tool that simplifies the process of mastering individual parts, making it accessible for team members of all skill levels. Its intuitive interface is easy to navigate, enhancing the overall learning experience. This app greatly aids in synchronizing band members, ensuring a harmonious performance and building team cohesion. Additionally, it aligns musical practice with the goal of enhancing worship settings, making it spiritually uplifting. Worship Artistry is versatile and beneficial for both beginners and seasoned players in the worship team, making it a must-have for those looking to improve their musical contributions in a worship setting.

With a beautiful and intuitive UI, the worship artistry team have created an incredibly useful product that should be utilized by all worship leaders. Each lesson includes an intro of the song, a cover with a video of each instrument, a break down of the song based on the order of the song, a video for solo acoustic (I utilize that the most) worship leaders, and loops that vary in speed to help you learn. Worship artistry has a plethora of songs, if you can think of one it’s most likely there. The worship artistry team really cares about the worship that’s coming out of there lessons, this is evident through their green room and podcasts. You can even tell this based on the lessons, in the miraculum lesson, Jason understands that not all guitarists cannot play super fast licks, so he provides alternatives for those players. Overall, this is a product that came out of an abundance of love for worship and a burden to empower fellow worship leaders and it’s evident as you continue to use their product.