Yesterday, I touched on spawning ensembles by tapping into strengths and interests of team members already serving on the worship […]
Tag: Direction
Lessons from Exile #107: If I Had – Part VI – Ensembles
The “theme” of the “If I Had” series – aside from exploring areas where I was working and planning before […]
Lessons from Exile #106: If I Had – Part V – Raising the Worship Team
As I said in the earlier “If I Had” installments, putting this out there is a bit on the pointless […]
Lessons from Exile #105: If I Had – Part IV – Coaching
As I mentioned back in Lessons from Exile #101, I was actually reluctant to start putting the “If I Hads” […]
Lessons from Exile #104: If I Had – Part III – Arranging
Most worship leaders don’t have the chops or musical background to create original arrangements and most musical directors don’t have […]
Lessons from Exile #103: If I Had – Part II – Choir
Wednesday, I threw out how I had analyzed and then tackled the recurring problem of grossly-understaffed media. Crash-course: The media […]
Lessons from Exile #101: If I Had – Part I – Media
At the time of writing this, I actually wonder if I should write it. In some alternate timeline where 2020 […]
Lessons from Exile #98: Efficiency Saves Time
As I type this entry, my mother is watching Dr. Anthony Fauci being interviewed on MSNBC. Dr. Fauci, of course, […]
Lessons from Exile #85: Choosing Music
There are many things to consider when selecting music. What’s the message about? What’s the scripture? What’s the theme of […]
Lessons from Exile #80: Teach
No, I am not suggesting setting up a private lesson studio. (Though, it you can make an arrangement with the […]