Category Archives: Worship Education
Good Reading
I’m not a reader. That is to say, you wont find me by the fire devouring the latest releases. I enjoy reading the Word of God and material that leads me into a deeper relationship with Him although I’m choosy … Continue reading
Filed under Devotion, Lead Worship, Resources, Worship Education, Worship Leaders Speak
By His Wounds…
In light of a number of hits to WorshipOne inquiring for information for the song By His Wounds I have included some links to help search efforts for this song. For Guitar and Mandolin chords. This site is great as … Continue reading
Top 100 Songs at CCLI and much more…
Lists like the Top 100 or Top 25 worship songs are helpful when you’re looking for charts in a hurry and don’t know where to look. Plus, I’m always excited to read these lists and find that worship around the … Continue reading
Things I learned from a Honda Civic commercial Part 2: Team Work
Be sure to watch the rest of the videos of the making of the Honda Civic Choir TV and see why I learned so much. After arriving at the Honda Commercial site click the “watch” option and you’re on your … Continue reading
Learn From Experience
I just received my latest Musicacemy Newsletter and got busy right away looking at their new DVD’s and reading their articles. There’s something to be said about experience. Especially the experience of others. After all, isn’t that why the www … Continue reading
Filed under Bass Tips, Music Education, Resources, Videos, Worship Education
Things I learned from a Honda Civic commercial Part 1:Ducks in a Row
This is the first a several posts I hope to write over the next few weeks on Worship Team Leadership and Team-Work. I was inspired by the following videos. Be sure to watch all four of the videos of The … Continue reading
~Vocal Blending Tips
I’ve always been attracted to musicians who could really sing together, blending their voices until you couldn’t distinguish between them as they sang as one before the Lord. Musicians like Shane and Shane for instance. Have you ever listened to … Continue reading
