Songwriting For Worship

Welcome readers of David Santistevan's blog!

I wrote in my guest post on David's blog about Nashville songwriting and getting critiqued. Below are two free resources for you. The first is a ebooklet to guide you through the rough waters of songwriting critiques. The second is a quick guide to some Nashville "rules." If you didn't read the article, you can check it out at DavidSantistevan.com.

How to Give (and Take) Songwriting Critiques - an ebooklet.
Receiving feedback and constructive criticism is crucial to writing great songs. But having your song critiqued can be brutal. And when tables are turned and you're critiquing someone else, well that can be just as tough.

This ebooklet gives you some practical tips to get the most out of song critiques. Download How to Give (and Take) Songwriting Critiques for free.

What I Learned In Nashville
Here's a quick guide to the "rules" of Nashville songwriting. There's lots of them, but they all can be broken - once you know them.

Other Free Resources on WorshipTeamCoach.com

52 Tweaks to a Stronger Team A free ebook with a years worth of ideas to tweak your team.	What's in Your Playlist This free ebook will help you tame your worship song catalog. It will also keep you from killing your team and congre- gation with too many new songs (and boring them with too many old ones).	The Must-Haves for the Worship Musician The Must-Haves is a 10-week team devotional. They're designed to be done in about 10 minutes. The reading is only about 200 words, along with a few questions to get your team thinking about what's really important.