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Permalink Reply by Brenda Cameron on December 12, 2009 at 10:30pm

Here are some Christmas Carols (chord sheets) which some of you may find useful. (Better late than never!)
I have named them with (2) in the title because Power Music will not import duplicate titles and you may have a sheet music version already.

Angels from the realms of glory (E)
Hark the herald angels (F) with capo'd chords in D
In the bleak mid-winter (F)
Joy to the world (D)
O Come all you faithful (G) - Third Day version
Silent Night (Bb) with capo'd chords in A

You will probably want to edit these for your own arrangements and change the page breaks etc for your own screen resolution.

To use: extract all files, then go to Power Music > File > Import, browse to the extracted folder
PMExport12_12_2009 22_18_30 then select the carols you want to import.

Attachments:

• Carols.zip, 5 KB

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Permalink Reply by Andy Williamson on December 14, 2009 at 10:44am

That is ace! I was going to try and look for these on the internet tonight! Thanks a lot.

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Permalink Reply by Matt Summers on December 14, 2009 at 12:28pm

Hi Brenda, thanks for this! found a way to get them in thanks for the instructions above!

Matt

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Permalink Reply by Brenda Cameron on December 14, 2009 at 12:32pm

Hi Matt
You don't go to the data folder, you browse to the export folder - PMExport12_12_2009 22_18_30

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Permalink Reply by Jody Schlottman on December 14, 2009 at 5:06pm

I have found a website that has a ton of songs with their chords. It is http://gospelmusic.org.uk/
I hope it helps.

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Permalink Reply by Brenda Cameron on December 15, 2009 at 8:45am

Thanks, Jody - that's a great resource. Lots of carols there, too, and you can paste directly into Power Music - no need to paste into Notepad first.

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Permalink Reply by James Shephard on December 14, 2009 at 9:21pm

Thanks for the carols; certainly saved some effort. Just a point and this maybe just my personal preference but where you have put chords in brackets I prefer just the unbracketed versions and use the transform function to convert for capo. Having both sets is only any use if a second guitarist is sharing the screen.

Thanks again

James

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Permalink Reply by Brenda Cameron on December 15, 2009 at 8:44am

In our case we have four monitor outputs used by bass, keyboard, electric guitar and acoustic guitar. The acoustic guitarist uses the capo chords and the rest of us use the normal chords.
Perhaps when the change is made in Power Music to generate the capo'd chords automatically we could also add an option to remove all bracketed text? That would make it easier for everyone and leave all options open.

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