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We would like to do "God is Able", but the written key for it is "B", and this seems high for the choir, which means the congregation wouldn't have a chance. 

What about [A] or [G]?  [A#]?  

what are the rest of you 'all doing this in?

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My suggestion is try it in G; that seems to be the best key for the congregation to sing. I wouldn't go any higher than A. 

I have this song on my heart, and am currently practicing it in the key of A and I just love it. We will start singing this as group soon, and after I get more comfortable leading it. I love the message in this song! You can try it in G if you think A is still too high.

Please let us know how it went. God is Amazing....He is giving us new songs.

God Is Good!

Timothy

I'm the one usually leading and D works for me (I'm an alto)

The original is either sort of low or way too high for most female voices.

I  just listened to our playback from the last time we did the song and the congregation seemed ok singing in that key :D (the men are singing sort of low  :P)

D is a nice key ;-)

Thanks for the suggestions.

I think we'll try it in [A] first in practice, if that doesn't work, go to [G].  My lead guitar and bass players will skin me alive if I suggest Ab. (We do "Praise Adonai" in Ab, and I get a never ending stream of good-humored grief from those two about it.  LOL.)  It's a running joke with them.  I'll say

"Hmmm.  [A] seems too high; and I don't want to go all the way down to [G].  Let's try this in [Ab]."

Then it's time to duck and dodge, as the small relatively light weight objects come sailing by.

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