
Using A Cappella Singing in Liturgy
A cappella singing in liturgy can be an effective tool that ensemble music directors can use to enrich a worship experience. While there are times
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A cappella singing in liturgy can be an effective tool that ensemble music directors can use to enrich a worship experience. While there are times
Nashville notation, also called the Nashville Number System, is a method for writing chord charts that relies on numbers instead of letters for the chords.
When playing bass guitar in liturgical ensemble music, there’s rarely a written bass part. It’s up to the bass player and the ensemble director to
Our ensemble reacts with great joy when we hear that a new member is joining the group. We understand the effort that goes into preparing
Music ministry can be a demanding role, both for those who are employed as music ministers and those who are volunteers. At times, those demands
Capos aren’t just for changing a song to a guitar-friendly key. They can also be a creative tool to use for finger-style arrangements or a
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