Free Plan, Music, Singers, Vocal Team, Voice, Worship Leading

“7 Ways To Keep Them Singing” / Branon Dempsey

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December 21, 2019

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Text Hover Keep Them Singing Help Them Worship! The human voice is the most basic instrument known to man. We have the ability (some more than others) to match pitches, sing notes and produce astounding effects. Singing matters to people, but sing means and matters a whole lot more to God. As leaders, it’s our responsibility to help engage the people, so they may connect their hearts and their voices to God. But what makes people sing? What makes the stop singing? Could it be something that they identify with in theSEE 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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Three Things To Build Vocal Confidence

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July 23, 2017

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#ConfidentVocalsRead Time: 3 minBuild Vocal ConfidenceWorship in the Melody of God, Live in the Harmony of Jesus. Before we sing any song, we are to listen, know and hear His voice first. Then we follow in the melody of obedience to Jesus Christ. “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” #John10.27 For singers, confidence plays a huge role in the way they lead. I recall my first worship leading experience, in being more concerned about the number of eyes watching, than the number ofSEE DETAILS

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Communicating the Song 6-6-17

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June 1, 2017

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#CommunicateTheSong3 min read | 9 min video setCommunicate the SongAs worship leaders and worship team singers, do you ever feel uncomfortable on the platform, and feel like your stage presence could use help? Getting the notes right, learning the melody or the harmony, and the rhythms are only the first step.When you are on the platform, people will see you as well as hear you, so you have to be aware of how you are expressing the song to the congregation, not just be concerned with getting the right notes.ExploreSEE DETAILS

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Dueling Voices 6-8-17

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June 1, 2017

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#DuelingVoices4 min read | 6 min video setHead and Chest VoiceAs a worship leader, or worship vocalist, do you ever feel inadequate when it comes to really knowing how to get the most our of your multi-faceted voice? Every singer has two main functions of their voice: head voice and chest voice. These terms don’t just describe aesthetic nuances or colors that the voice is able to produce – they describe two significantly different physiological adjustments of the voice. The voice is constructed of a miraculous combination of muscles andSEE DETAILS

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