NASHVILLE CHORDS
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Worship chord charts in the Nashville number system. No lyrics to scroll past, every part once, any key in one tap. Built for rehearsal and for Sunday.
Roman numerals, numbers or chord names. Same song, your notation.
More than a chord list
NashvilleChords started as a page of charts. It now covers the week of a worship team, from picking songs to the band opening the set on Sunday.
Key, tempo, time signature and length at a glance. Search by title, artist or chord progression.
/app →Pick a service type and a voice range. Keys are smoothed between songs, and the set exports as a PDF.
/app/setlists →Find your church, join it, and get the sets your worship leader releases. Admins invite members by email.
/app/campus →Save setlists, keep favorites, and color chords by their function if that helps you read faster.
/app/account →Every setlist can become a playlist, so the team listens to the same versions before rehearsal.
from any setlist →Every number in every key, as a table or a circle. A quick answer to "what is the 6 in B♭?".
/app/compass →For the whole team
Choose the songs yourself or let the generator suggest them for your service and your singer.
One button. Members see the set in their feed and get an email if they want one.
Phone, tablet or laptop. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Also in here
Grooves for the moments between songs, a short course on the number system, and a way to contribute charts of your own.
Why it exists
I started this in February 2019 because I wanted compact number charts for the songs we play, and could not find them. Transcribing a song takes me 45 to 60 minutes. Sharing the result with other teams seemed the obvious thing to do.
NashvilleChords is free and will stay free. I volunteer at our church in Konstanz, Germany, and use it every week.
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