Band, Guitar, Keyboard, Music, Worship Leading, WTTU Special Public Post

4 Ways To Transition Worship

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August 18, 2018

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Music Study Questions:Which Transition from the 4 Ways shown above works best for you? What is the best way for your band to make transitions smooth from song to song?How do you keep the congregation engaged / how do you just be yourself?Proverbs 24:26 (NIV)An honest answer is like a kiss on the lips.Ephesians 4:2 (NIV)Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.Ephesians 5:19 (NIV)speaking to one another with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord,✅ UpcomingSEE DETAILS

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Empower Your Worship Team

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August 21, 2017

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Workshop Your TeamMove Beyond the MusicWhat are some of the challenges in your worship team? Do they attend all rehearsals? Do they know their music? Can they play well together? Can they lead confidently? You may not realize, but you are not alone. 90% of all churches in America struggle with these common issues. So how do you help your team get to the top 10%? In our Worship Team Training Workshops, we work with hundreds of worship teams and leaders. Each of them have their own challenges. We bringSEE DETAILS

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Leading Worship From Guitar 7-6-17

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July 2, 2017

- Category : Guitar, Leaders, Players, Worship Leading

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#LeadFromGuitar3 min readThe Guitar-Playing Worship LeaderAs a guitar player, do you ever feel inadequate about leading worship with your guitar? Playing guitar is one thing, but adding in the element of leading a congregation adds a whole other dimension and host of issues to work through. Have you ever noticed that some people seem comfortable with their instrument, while others seem to be fighting with it or even hiding behind it? Have you seen the guitarists who have so many gadgets and foot pedals that it looks like they’re preparingSEE DETAILS

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How To Hack Your Band (Show #105)

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January 12, 2017

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#WhatABeautifulName (Video Below)3.5 min readBring Out The Best!As a worship leader, musician and singer, you want the best from your band. But how do you get it? It’s easy for us to think that we are “ok,” but deep down you know things are not ok. So what are some ways you can hack the greatest sound, the greatest playing and the greatest leadership of your team?Think about it this way: your team is a unit of talent. They are not just independent individuals. Your band is a unified frontSEE DETAILS

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Good Good Father | Guitar Instruction Video

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October 5, 2016

- Category : Guitar, Players

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GUITAR REBOOT! Watch Branon Dempsey demonstrate “Good Good Father,” with the Kyser Short Cut capo / fantastic tool to help inspire your playing. Follow Branon on the featured tune by House Fires “Good Good Father.” Song by Anthony Brown and Pat Barrett. 2014 © Pat Barrett Music (Admin. by Joseph Barrett) *Video: Watch Live / Follow Us on Periscope The Short-Cut capo Not Your Father’s capo. Many songs today are written with chord progressions like E, F#m, A, B or G, D, Em, C. The Kyser Short-Cut makes those simple progressions even EASIER toSEE DETAILS

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