Music and Musicianship

Just Sing the Dang Melody

Dear Worship Leader, Just Sing the Dang Melody!

By WorshipTeamCoach

When the worship leader jumps to those high note, what does the typical person in the congregation do? They stop singing. Here’s why…

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Seven Ways To Grow An Engaging Worship Team, Part 1

By WorshipTeamCoach

What does a healthy, engaged, and committed worship team look like? Find out the seven ways your team members need to “engage” as they serve on the team.

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Brick Wall Blue

Are You Skipping This Key Element of Your Worship Rehearsal?

By WorshipTeamCoach

The “run-through” is probably one of the most vital parts of the worship rehearsal and Sunday morning warm-up. When we skip it, we skip a critical element.

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8 Ways to Avoid the Capo Prayer

By WorshipTeamCoach

It’s to easy to just “throw in a prayer” when we don’t plan out our transitions. This article gives you some practical ways to plan those in between moments.

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12 Tips for Using a Click

By WorshipTeamCoach

Creating a tight sound with your worship team is tough. The first step is playing in time. Here are 12 tips to using a click in worship.

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How Do You Measure Success On A Worship Team?

My Most Loved (and Hated) Worship Team Member

By WorshipTeamCoach

The band that assembles each week is tighter. And we’re becoming better lead worshipers. Partly due to this “team member” who some love and some hate.

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Enter Sign

Six Ways to Engage During the Intro of a Song

By WorshipTeamCoach

The introduction of a worship song is critical. It not only needs work musically, but it also needs to invite the congregation to engage and worship.

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Enter Sign

What’s Your First Song Saying to Your Church?

By WorshipTeamCoach

The first worship song of the set is critical. It not only needs work musically, but it also needs to invite the congregation to engage and worship.

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Enter Sign

Surprising Advice About Your Opening Worship Song

By WorshipTeamCoach

The first worship song of the set is critical. It not only needs work musically, but it also needs to invite the congregation to engage and worship.

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Three Worship Myths That Frustrate Smaller Churches

By WorshipTeamCoach

Small churches often feel the pressure to measure up to larger churches when it comes to music. But they’re buying into some dangerous myths about worship.

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