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There were many obstacles to overcome in this process of updating this free song download website. One major difficulty was simply getting the time to learn the new programing language. The Godly Christian Music administrator frequently had to stop the process of learning again and again on account of several life trials.

Nevertheless, through perseverance and the mercy of the Lord, the new language was learned after about a year and so more free songs were soon to follow. Once the foundation for the programing language was laid, the first step was to create a new temporary design for the front side of the music site in order to accommodate more independent artists being able to contribute their free songs.

This initial design helped to aid in trouble shooting and worked as a simple way to integrate what was to come in the future. After much deliberation, the administrator ended up getting an Adobe package so that top of the line tools could be used for the design aspects of the free music site.

After about a month, the new design was completed and posted to the Internet on October 21, With this update, Godly Christian Music was now able to expand to include more artists and song writers. Once the new design was in place, it opened the way for other programing to begin. The Godly Christian Music site administrator spent several weeks planing before much of the coding actually began. A great deal of thought went into what the site should be able to do and what would be the priorities for implementation.

The first thing that was tackled were the Godly Christian Music Administrative pages. This required implementing a login system that would accommodate both artists and administrators.

During this stage most of the internal structure of the free Christian music site was established. The primary functionality of these pages allowed artist to begin managing their own songs and modifying the descriptions and search features of their free music.

Once the functionality of the administrative pages was working properly and all the artists' free songs got entered into the database, the process began of making Godly Christian Music's new features available to its users. At first the database was simply integrated into the simple temporary design so that stats could begin to be generated for the songs and artists while a new formal design for the front side could be completed.

This new design would change the whole functionality of this free Christian music download site, granting users the ability to search our songs by genre, theme, instrument, and title. The new design for the front side of the music site was a great challenge and required help from above.

After several failed attempts, finally a break through occurred when the designer came to find beauty in simplicity. Once the template was made, several weeks followed creating the images that would mark the face of Godly Christian Music.

Once the design work was complete, all the programing commenced. Each free music page had to be intricately tied to the database system and systematically worked into the whole of the Godly Christian Music website. When this process was completed the initial bare bones functionality was made available to the free Christian music listeners. Work didn't end there though, once the initial front side of the site was up, all the other little features needed to be programed in and activated for people to use when searching our free music.

These are the Organ recordings with a basic piano recording added. Very suitable for learning new hymns as the melody is clearer, and also in those churches that like the Organ sound as well. There are 'small band', 'swing band' and 'mainly piano' recordings.

You can select the style that best suits your church needs. Break Every Fetter. Sweet Spirit. Jesus, Fill Me Now. Mighty God. Psalm Your Grace Forever Changed Share with me.

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Thanks for sharing. This is wonderful! You are very welcome Renee. God bless. Lots of free downloads for songs. Thank you. Feel free to share your comment! Thank you! Cancel reply. Search for:. Sort by Relevance Newest first Oldest first. Verse of the Day View Verse of the Day. The development of church music is a constantly evolving process that often reflects the music of the culture where it is found, and the use of a wide variety of instruments most suitable for that style or genre.

In the early centuries Gregorian chant was altogether unaccompanied, but instruments were added to give support and variety to the creative expression of worship. In more recent times the Christian music genre has developed to allow almost any known style of music and incorporate any instrument available.

In western societies this has weighed heavily in favour of electric guitars, drums, bass and keyboard. In the last 50 years contemporary worship music has moved away from using the church hymnal as its main source of musical liturgy.

People in modern churches especially independent Pentecostal churches and other independent non-denominational branches of the Christian church began to desire a more spirited and fresh approach to worship. A simpler form of song writing began to evolve where printed text or hymnals became unnecessary as the lyrical content of the song was greatly reduced and people could sing the song from memory without the need for printed text.

It has been argued that the lighter content of the new church chorus has cheapened the worship experience, but this is offset by a greater freedom of expression and more modern and relevant content in the song.

New Zealand has been recognised as a pioneer in the movement towards freer expression in praise and worship as the song books of Scripture in Song were embraced by many churches worldwide. These new choruses were based on passages of scripture and were generally much simpler in lyrical content and melodic structure. They consisted mainly of several verses and chorus, and many simply had only a chorus.

The chorus is usually the most memorable part of the song and is sometimes the only part used, and often repeated many times in immediate succession. This sort treatment was never given to a hymn which tended to be too long with too many verses for this to be possible. The song books themselves usually differed from the full organ or keyboard music of the older style hymns, in that the accompaniments usually only had one or perhaps two chords per bar, whereas a hymn can have up to four chords per bar.

This weight of the harmonic rhythm of the older style hymns made them feel quite weighty in nature compared to the lighter harmonic rhythm of the newer chorus style of writing, which tended to be light arpeggio-type accompaniment in the left had for the keyboard with a more chordal structure in the right hand following the melodic line in its upper voice.

Some arrangements have the melody line on a separate stave above the accompaniment.