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The Trinitarian Approach to Lead Worship? Liturgical | Evangelical | Charismatic__________________________________________________Father /  Son / Holy SpiritTradition / Education / ExperienceAwe / Understanding / Felt PresenceSacraments / Scripture / Prophetic WordPriest / Rabbi / Prophet Author Bio Troy Kennedy Troy Kennedy has been a worship pastor for the last thirty-two years in many different churches and denominations. With a degree in music from Azusa Pacific University and extensive experience as a professions studio and touring singer, Troy has served in churches from 100 to 16,000 in attendance, most notably Saddleback ChurchSEE DETAILS

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Part II: Points 4-5 WHY YOUR HARMONY IS NOT WORKING (Part 1)Points 4-54. Finding the Sweet Spot When it is your time to sing, make sure you are backing the main lead – not killing it. Sing in your normal voice – do not over-sing the notes – as it will cause your pitch to go sharp.Sing about 2-3 dynamic levels down. Sing a bit off the mike about 3-4 fingers away / across the top, not directly in the capsule.Work with your audio engineer as they will help you findSEE DETAILS

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Part II: Points 1-3 WHY YOUR HARMONY IS NOT WORKING (Part 1)Points 1-3The biggest reason why harmony doesn’t work is because it is not well-understood. Harmony is a compliment to the melody.The melody is the cake of the song, harmony is the icing. When too much harmony is added or forced, the melody will lose its substance. It would be like layering a cake with too much icing. In the end, the cake becomes non-existent, and all that sugar may taste horrible.1. Let the Vocals Lead:Not every note needs icing. In fact,SEE DETAILS