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Category Archives: Music
Worship Leaders: Developing a Good Relationship With The Pastor
Developing a good relationship with the lead pastor is important for effective collaboration and a united church environment. Here are some great ways to build and maintain a strong relationship: Remember, building a good relationship takes time and effort. Consistently … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Leadership, Music, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged appreciation, boundaries, communicate, connections, feedback, guidance, pray, respect, support, team player, vision
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Learning Musical Notation
Learning to read musical notation, including notes, can be an enriching and rewarding experience. Here are some steps you can follow to learn how to read musical notation effectively: Remember, learning to read musical notation takes time and consistent practice. … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged bass, cleff, key signatures, memorize, Music, music notation, note names, note value, practice, rhythm, sight-reading, teacher, treble
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Learning To Improvise From Chord Charts
Learning to improvise off of chord charts, such as those found in the Real Book or Fake Book, is a skill that many musicians develop through practice and experience. Here are some steps and strategies that can help musicians learn … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music
Tagged backing tracks, chords, guide tones, instrument, jam sessiions, melody, music theory, musical voice, patient, persistent, recordings, rhythm, scales, study, target notes, techniques, transcriptions, tunes
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Special Reminder: Cole Music Studio Recital on Tuesday, June 13 at 7 PM
Dear Students, Parents, Grandparents, and Friends, We hope this message finds you well and filled with anticipation for an evening of musical joy! We wanted to remind you about the upcoming Cole Music Studio Recital, a showcase of talent and … Continue reading
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Tagged Crystal Creek Homes, drums, guitar, invitation, piano, students, vocal
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The Nashville Numbering System
Learning the Nashville Numbering System (NNS) can be a valuable skill for musicians, particularly in the context of country, rock, gospel and pop music. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you learn and understand the NNS: Remember, learning the Nashville … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Music
Tagged 1-4-5, chord, chord progressions, key of song, memorize, NNS, practice, purpose, scale, transpose
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Musicians: Boost Your Discipline
Discipline is a crucial aspect of musicianship and can greatly impact your progress and growth as a musician. Here are some tips to help you become more disciplined in practicing and improving your musical skills: Remember, discipline is built through … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Wisdom
Tagged accountability, apreggios, break down, consistent, distractions, excercises, goals, metronome, motivated, practice journal, scales, schedule, warm-up
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Music Lessons: Do They Make You Smarter?
By Ford Barker – Do music lessons make you smarter? This question is misleading. It is easier to address this question by rephrasing it. Do music lessons improve cognition? The answer is a resounding yes! To elaborate, there are four basic components … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, attention, cognitive function, English, math, memory, Music, neuroscientists, perception
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How To Use An iPad For Leading Worship
One of the biggest changes that I’ve made onstage is using my iPad for carrying and reading all my charts. I love that it holds hundreds of songs, has great lighting for the stage, is small and portable, has a … Continue reading
