Musicians should be heard and not seen!
Okay, so I’m joking – well, at least a little bit! Perhaps it’s easier to explain this rather bold statement by means of an illustration.
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Author: Wyn
Preaching to the choir
The congregation IS the choir!
Praise and theology
The foundational theological principles of the Reformation. Read more
Offertory
A short meditative pause… Read more
What is a doxology?
Praise and theology in song… Read more
The Old 100th
‘Praise God from whom all blessings flow’ is, perhaps, the most well-known and is frequently referred to as ‘The Doxology’ especially when it’s sung to the tune of Old 100th. Read more
Undercover choristers
The Church musician’s secret weapon
A well-trained choir is a real blessing to any congregation. Read more
Lead with skill
To lead Church music is an act of service and so it’s important that we do so with thought and skill. Read more
Transposition
Sooner or later, all Church musicians will have cause to transpose a particular hymn. There are a number of options available, depending on your level of expertise – and whether or not you have a digital piano! Read more
Watch your tone!
We’ve all been there, I’m sure. A particular hymn starts so well and then, at some point, the melody soars and the congregation – not so much! Read more