Would it be helpful for you to hear the harmony parts isolated by themselves? Here's a link to downloadable recording of both the upper harmony and lower harmony parts.
dedicated-hustler-1163.ck.pag...
This tutorial is in the key of D Major
Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Verse 1 - Melody
0:41 Verse 1 - Upper harmony
1:27 Chorus - Melody
1:40 Chorus - Lower harmony
1:55 Chorus - Upper harmony
2:08 Chorus - All Parts
2:20 Tag - Melody
2:34 Tag - Lower harmony
2:48 Tag - Upper harmony
3:02 Tag - All Parts
3:19 Bridge - Melody
3:33 Bridge - Lower harmony
3:47 Bridge - Upper harmony
4:01 Bridge - All Parts
4:15 Chorus - All Parts
4:30 Chorus - Alternate Lower harmony
4:44 Outro
Well, this video is a relatively straight forward breakdown of all the harmony parts in Way Maker. I always sing the melody part first for each section. Then I keep stacking up the parts (the lower guys harmony first and the upper female harmony next). Finally, you'll hear all the parts together. My challenge to you is to keep singing your part even when you hear all the other parts at once! :) Hope this is helpful.
If you'd like to learn more about Worship Refocus which my wife and I started as a resource for worship musicians, feel free to visit our site. worshiprefocus.com
If you'd like to get a google drive link to 5 of my favorite vocal warm ups along with some other resources click here: dedicated-hustler-1163.ck.pag...
Also! This is our first video like this, so please let us know what you think in the comments. What can we improve for future videos? What was helpful, what wasn't? Thanks!