A Zombie Apocalypse

"A Zombie Apocalypse" by John Eifediyi is a lively, instrumental piano piece that breaks away from traditional liturgical music. Subtitled "Funky Loop," the score immediately sets a driving, syncopated groove at a brisk 135 beats per minute. Rather than a solemn hymn, this is a playful, rhythmic workout that brings a completely different energy to the keyboard.

Because it is entirely instrumental and carries a lighthearted, secular theme, you will not hear this played during Mass. Instead, it is a fantastic choice for a choir concert, a youth gathering, or a special recital where the accompanist gets a moment to shine. The funky basslines and sharp, staccato chords give it a slightly edgy, theatrical feel that perfectly matches its title.

Pieces like this are a great reminder that church musicians often have a wide repertoire that stretches beyond Sunday worship. It offers a fun, challenging loop for pianists looking to practice their rhythmic precision and bring a bit of unexpected character to a parish social event or concert program.