We Will Glorify: E-Z Play Today

Paris writes with the congregation in mind. This arrangement serves pianists who need something genuinely singable by any group without requiring elaborate technique, yet the harmonic language and phrasing remain sophisticated enough to feel complete and purposeful on its own.

Warm and declarative without being sentimental. The piece carries conviction in its simplicity, inviting others to join rather than demanding their attention. It settles into a comfortable register where both player and listener can focus on the text and melody.

Music directors planning worship services or devotional moments, pianists seeking repertoire for church settings, and teachers introducing students to contemporary Christian songwriting. The two-page format makes it accessible to intermediate pianists who want reliable material for actual ministry contexts.

• Let the melody breathe naturally; resist the urge to rush through phrase endings even though the piece is straightforward
• Voice the left hand chords with clarity so the harmonic movement supports rather than obscures the tune
• Balance accompaniment and melody so the song remains transparent enough for congregational singing or small group participation

Use this as a prelude or offertory piece during a service, or pair it with spoken word or movement during rehearsal or chapel. Its compact length and clear harmonic structure make it ideal for teaching how effective accompaniment can enhance congregational singing without complication.

• Voicing chords with clarity in the left hand
• Balancing accompaniment texture to support melody
• Phrasing and breath awareness in melodic writing
• Reading and performing straightforward contemporary Christian repertoire