Mandolin tablatures for Leaning on the Everlasting Arms

Practicing Tips

Learning Overview:
This learning material offers a focused approach to learn 'Leaning on the Everlasting Arms' on mandolin in Bluegrass style. Specifically tailored for beginners, you'll delve into a detailed study of this hymn, traditionally classified as Gospel. Thanks to our platform's key features, your learning experience is enhanced and flexible, opening up opportunities to truly embrace and understand the essence of the song.

Tools for Creative Learning:
Explore unique aspects of the tune through the Lick Switcher and Arrange Slider. The Lick Switcher creatively expands your musical scope by allowing you to add new licks and as a result, view the song from different perspectives. This innovative feature presents you with endless variations and unlocks the potential to personalize the song arrangement. On the other hand, the Arrange Slider lets you tailor the level of difficulty and tonality, guaranteeing a custom-fit learning process.

Practicing Tools:
Supplement your learning journey with various practice tools. Adjust the tempo to suit your comfort level, employ backing tracks to play alongside for a more immersive experience, utilize the Speed Up function to gradually increase your playing speed, and use the Hide Notes option to challenge yourself by learning by ear. These tools are designed to support and encourage progress, making your practice sessions productive and satisfying.

General Practice Tips:
Always start at a slow tempo and gradually increase your speed as your proficiency grows; remember, trying to play too fast, too soon may lead to the development of bad habits. Celebrate every small progression and have the patience to master each detail before moving on to the next. Embrace the journey of learning, as these songs not only demand technical skill but also, the underlying emotion and resonance of the music.

Leaning on the Everlasting Arms lyrics

What a fellowship, what a joy divine Leaning on the everlasting arms What a blessedness, what a peace is mine Leaning on the everlasting arms Leaning, leaning Safe and secure from all alarms Leaning, leaning Leaning on the everlasting arms What have I to dread, what have I to fear Leaning on the everlasting arms? I have blessed peace with my Lord so near Leaning on the everlasting arms Leaning, leaning Safe and secure from all alarms Leaning, leaning Leaning on the everlasting arms