Busted Heart (Hold on to Me): Piano/Vocal/Chords
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About the Composer: Ben Glover
Ben Glover is a contemporary Christian music composer and songwriter who has contributed to numerous worship and gospel recordings. His work spans both original compositions and arrangements that bridge traditional hymn sensibilities with modern production aesthetics, making his music accessible to worship leaders across denominational and stylistic boundaries.
Why we love this
This folio brings together genuine contemporary worship staples in piano/vocal/guitar format, letting pianists and singers work from the same page without feeling like they're reading a stripped-down version. The chord grids mean your guitarists aren't left out, and the arrangements reflect how these songs actually sound in real worship settings rather than oversimplifying them.
What to expect
These songs carry the emotional honesty and accessibility of modern worship music alongside crafted melodic and harmonic language. The collection spans intimate declarations of faith, declarations of God's character, and songs of personal testimony, giving you material that moves people whether you're leading in a large service or a smaller gathering.
Who it's for
Worship leaders, music directors, and pianists preparing contemporary Christian music for congregational singing, small group worship, or choir ministry. Guitarists and vocalists benefit from having a comprehensive resource where all parts are visible and coordinated on the same page.
How to get the most out of it
- Study the original recorded versions of these songs to understand the emotional arc and dynamic shape, then use the piano arrangement as your foundation rather than your ceiling.
- Check the chord grids before rehearsal and mark any voicings that differ from what your guitarist typically plays; a quick conversation saves confusion later.
- Pay attention to the lyrical content and theme of each song; many of these arrange better when the ensemble understands what they're singing about beyond just the notes.
How to use it
Use individual selections from this folio to build a thematic worship set around specific scriptural ideas or seasons of the year. The breadth of the collection means you can pull contemporary hits alongside deeper cuts, creating balanced programs that feel fresh without requiring multiple songbooks.
Skills your students will build
- Reading chord grids and translating them to open and closed voicings on piano
- Accompanying singers while maintaining stylistic consistency with recorded versions
- Coordinating between piano, vocal melody, and guitar chord parts in real time
- Interpreting contemporary worship arrangements that balance simplicity with musical sophistication