I have some confessions to make. I love good music. I love good musicians. I love good musicians making good music. And, very much unfortunately, I used to get impatient with musicians who weren’t up to a certain standard and weren’t making good music. God has finally broken through.
I’ve learned a lot of lessons along the way during my experience as a musician and as a worship leader. Here are seven lessons learned that I’ve love to take a closer look at in the coming weeks.
Something I would love to do more often is to integrate more younger players and singers into our worship team. Watch this video of veteran worship leader and musician Paul Baloche as he shares some good thoughts about how to do it.
Well, the FLY Convention has come and gone, and it was amazing. It’s still taking a bit to recover from, but I’m getting there slowly but surely. I’m looking forward to getting into the habit of posting more training and teaching posts on here, so look forward to that. A bit of wisdom that was [...]
I was going to blog on the difference between playing piano and playing keyboard, but frustration with designing this blog has led me to a different post.  I’m decently average at quite a few things, including internet languages. I can find my way around html code, can sort of decipher php code well enough to understand [...]
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