O Come to The Altar - Christian Fingerstyle Guitar - Josh Snodgrass

Christian Fingerstyle Guitarist Josh Snodgrass plays the worship song "O Come to The Altar" as an acoustic guitar solo. This songs features a beautiful natural harmonics bridge and ending starting at 0:03:16 Video includes the lyrics of this popular worship song by Elevation Worship which invites a response to the calling of Jesus. Check out my new album: http://www.joshsnodgrass.com/hymns - Your support helps me to record more music. Thanks so much! Please subscribe for more music coming soon: https://www.youtube.com/user/prevailingwords?sub_confirmation=1. My music is available on Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Pandora and other digital outlets. Download or stream on your favorite music service: http://www.joshsnodgrass.com/services 6 CDs are available at my website: http://www.joshsnodgrass.com/store https://www.facebook.com/joshsnodgrassguitar/ For Guitar players: This song is played in standard tuning with a drop D capo which allows me to utilize the extensive natural harmonics. I have a free PDF download on my website that shows how you can play harmonics with a drop D capo: https://www.joshsnodgrass.com/lessons Also, you can get a drop D capo here: https://amzn.to/37DQpXZ (affiliate link) I love these capos because of how they open up the possibilities with natural harmonics but also how they help you to play beautifully with just simple chords. Learn to play my version of popular hymns on guitar (video lessons, sheet music and guitar tab are available): http://www.joshsnodgrass.com/lessons I know I'm going to get questions about what's in my ears in this video. I used Westone in ear monitors to make this video so I could hear the click track (metronome) which helps me stay in time. I have been using these things to lead worship for about 2 years now and I really love them. They are passive ambient in ear monitors so it doesn't sound like you're so isolated when you're leading worship. They are the best in ear monitors I've used and nobody is paying me to say that! Here's a link where you can get some on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2BgDeAo (this is an affiliate link which means that I make a tiny percentage when someone uses it to make a purchase on Amazon. Thanks for your support)