Here I Am to Worship: Chords & Easy Piano Tutorial in the Key of C

“You’re altogether lovely, altogether worthy, altogether wonderful to me.” "Here I Am to Worship” is a modern-day worship song that speaks of the beauty and majesty of Jesus, captivating the heart with the beauty of His face. As you play this song for church or personal worship, let your heart rise to adore Him.

In this tutorial, you'll learn the chords for “Here I Am to Worship” in the key of C, along with an easy piano arrangement for beginners. We'll walk through the main chords, slash chords, and simple ways to accompany the song on piano.

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What Key Is “Here I Am to Worship” In?

The song “Here I Am to Worship” can be played in many different keys. For this tutorial, we are using the key of C, which is easier for beginner pianists and uses mostly simple chords.

Here I Am to Worship Chords in the Key of C

If you’re new to reading chord charts, check out How to Play Worship Piano for Beginners for a step‑by‑step foundation.

Here are the chords for this classic song in the key of C:

Main chords in the key of C: C – F – G – Dm

Slash chords used: C/E – G/B

As you can see from the chord chart above, this song uses 4 main chords: C, F, G, and Dm (pronounced “D minor”). The diagrams below show how to play each of these chords:

Play each chord with the right hand, and play a single note with the left hand. (For example, when the right hand plays a C chord, the left hand should play a single note C. When the right hand plays an F chord, the left hand plays an F note, etc.)

For slash chords (for example, C/E), play the C chord in the right hand. In the left hand, play a single note E (instead of the C that we would normally play). For the slash chord G/B, play the G chord in the right hand and a single note B in the left hand.

Easy Version for Beginners

If you're a beginner, start by playing each chord in your right hand and a single bass note in your left hand. You don't need complicated patterns to play this song beautifully. Once you're comfortable with the chord changes, you can begin adding inversions and worship piano patterns.

Here I Am to Worship Piano Tutorial

For more detailed instructions on how to play this song at both a beginner level and a more advanced level, watch the video tutorial below.

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