Time For Some Fun Discussion!

As I was recently re-listening to Come Weary Saints I couldn’t help but notice an interesting choice of instrumentation on the title track.  I’m not sure exactly because I purchased the mp3 set and don’t have the pdf handy to check instrumentation, but I’m pretty sure they are using a harp at the end of [...]

As I was recently re-listening to Come Weary Saints I couldn’t help but notice an interesting choice of instrumentation on the title track.  I’m not sure exactly because I purchased the mp3 set and don’t have the pdf handy to check instrumentation, but I’m pretty sure they are using a harp at the end of the song.  It very well could be a nylon stringed guitar - but I think it’s a harp.  I had never thought of using harp as a worship team instrument before, but now I think I could definitely find some ways to do it - which leads me to my question:

Apart from David Crowder’s crazy rigging of a Guitar Hero© controller, what is the most different or unusual instrument you’ve seen used by a worship team? I’d love to hear it all - even if you’re from another country and think that using a guitar is unusual!

Let’s hear it!

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2 Comments

  1. Jason Durham said this on July 24, 2008 | Permalink

    How about the youth who wanted to jam on stage but had no instrument. He grabbed a drum stick, took off his shoe and used the sole of his show as an “improvisational rhythmic device”. You gotta love youth and their eagerness!

  2. Ryan Egan said this on July 24, 2008 | Permalink

    Nice! I like it!

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