To Use or Lose the Music Stands: Is That the Question?
December 4, 2017
In the past few years, a number of voices have emerged encouraging church musicians to lose their music stands. I don’t think anyone is
In the past few years, a number of voices have emerged encouraging church musicians to lose their music stands. I don’t think anyone is
People sometimes ask us if they can change the lyrics to Sovereign Grace songs. A common request we’ve received is to change the
People occasionally email me asking if I have any recommendations for a keyboard, especially one with a great piano sound. Rather than respond and
Last month I posted two sessions from the pre-conference workshop I taught at WorshipGod11 on the Piano in Contemporary Worship (Part 1 and Part
Last August at WorshipGod11 we offered 40 seminars for pastors, musicians, leaders, vocalists, instrumentalists, and tech teams. Today and tomorrow I’m posting the descriptions
Last summer at WorshipGod11 I taught a pre-conference seminar for intermediate level pianists to help them develop their skills while playing with or without
The main guitarist for our upcoming Risen album (due out in mid-March) was Greg Hagan. Greg lives in Nashville and when he’s not playing
Tim wrote me to ask a question every one who works with music in the church has probably asked at least once, if not a hundred
Recently, someone contacted me about purchasing a synthesizer. My current knowledge of electronic keyboards is woefully outdated, so I passed the question on to
A friend of mine, Jordan Liggitt, has developed a software program for managing songs. It’s part of the Gospel Software site which produces “online
In a previous post I extolled the virtues of the Sibelius notation software. Some of you wrote that you were thinking about upgrading. Just
Over the years I’ve tried to streamline our rehearsals. Part of it is knowing that folks have other things they’re involved in. Like being