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Worship Artistry
“If you want your worship team to actually learn their parts, few tools teach this thoroughly.”
Worship Artistry set out to solve a very specific problem: getting volunteer worship musicians to actually learn their parts, not just approximate them. It does this better than almost anyone. Every song in its 700-plus library is broken down on video for lead and acoustic guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, and vocals, with three-part harmony coaching, so a whole team can prepare from one subscription.
The teaching is where it shines. Rather than dumping a chord chart on you, instructors play and explain each part, and practice tools let you loop and slow down the tricky sections. Printable charts and tabs come with every song, and Planning Center integration means you can pull your Sunday setlist straight in. For a team that takes musicianship seriously, the payoff is real.
The trade-offs are the price and the platform. There is no free tier, so after a 21-day trial you are paying roughly $12.99 a month individually or about $24.99 for a team, and the dedicated app is iOS and Mac only, leaving Android users on the (still capable) website. The library also leans modern-worship-heavy. But if learning parts accurately is your goal, few tools earn their keep like this one.
Is it right for you?
Worship teams and volunteer musicians who want to learn songs accurately by instrument, and leaders who need charts ready for Sunday.
You mainly want backing tracks or click tracks, or you need an Android app, since Worship Artistry's mobile app is iOS and Mac only.
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Common questions
The app is free to download, but lessons require a paid membership. There is a 21-day free trial, after which individual plans are about $12.99/month.
Every song is taught for lead and acoustic guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, and vocals with three-part harmony.
Yes. Each song comes with printable chord charts and instrument-specific tabs alongside the video lessons.
Yes, you can import setlists from Planning Center Online and build your own setlists inside the app.
Not currently. The dedicated app is iOS and Mac only, though the full site works in any mobile browser.
