"we're essentially by ourselves next to each other" this is exactly how I felt the first time using in-ears. I'm hoping it gets better as I get used to it!
For me the best example of the epitome of leading worship from the keyboard is Chandler Moore on "Jireh" with Elevation Worship. Not only does he play more than just piano chords, he sings great, and he cues the choir and the band when the sections of the song change. Some of this is heavily influence by a back ground in gospel worship music, but even CCM worship leaders can take a lesson from what he does while leading from the piano. It's always good to have a goal that is above our own abilities to strive for.
As a worship leader on keys in a small band in a small church, I find that as leader you have to set the energy of the song, as the rest of the band follow you on this. Keys can be quite difficult to set the energy without drastically changing the way you play.
Simple stage/platform layout probably plays a big part in this subject. The current trends seem to be more fluidity of movement and energy the closer you are to those in the congregation/audience. Fixed keys rigs can get in the way of that energy being front and center (keytar maybe??)
My Mac got toasted burnt out and I have my sunday keys and there any one knows what I have to do to download it my Sunday keys again to a new Mac am able to download again to a new Mac
"we're essentially by ourselves next to each other" this is exactly how I felt the first time using in-ears. I'm hoping it gets better as I get used to it!
Really liked this. You guys should do more interviews like this.
Great help! Thank you!
So heplful, God bless you guys. Greetings from Mexico...
Super helpful topic that not many people are covering - thanks for this video and the work ya'll are doing!
A very helpful video for keys players considering leading worship.
For me the best example of the epitome of leading worship from the keyboard is Chandler Moore on "Jireh" with Elevation Worship. Not only does he play more than just piano chords, he sings great, and he cues the choir and the band when the sections of the song change. Some of this is heavily influence by a back ground in gospel worship music, but even CCM worship leaders can take a lesson from what he does while leading from the piano. It's always good to have a goal that is above our own abilities to strive for.
Great job again! More vids like this would be awesome!
Hey David, I just stumbled upon your channel a couple days ago. Good stuff! This was a fun NLSW flashback for me :-) Take care bro!
As a worship leader on keys in a small band in a small church, I find that as leader you have to set the energy of the song, as the rest of the band follow you on this. Keys can be quite difficult to set the energy without drastically changing the way you play.
Great content!
I really needed this, thank you very much.
Very good content!
Love this!!! As a keyboard/sunday sounds mainstage worship leader, I would love to know what sounds you use in the "Frankenstein" patch
Simple stage/platform layout probably plays a big part in this subject. The current trends seem to be more fluidity of movement and energy the closer you are to those in the congregation/audience. Fixed keys rigs can get in the way of that energy being front and center (keytar maybe??)
Great interviews..lotsa gems...I would like to see an interview with one of the most famous praise leader on keyboard...Michael W Smith.
My Mac got toasted burnt out and I have my sunday keys and there any one knows what I have to do to download it my Sunday keys again to a new Mac am able to download again to a new Mac
contact their support team and ask them to send you a new download link. I've done it before and they were nice about helping me out
“Guitar players are pretty soft” - well said.
Well... that's not the seth putnam I expected
damn wrong seth putnam