Whiteboard Worship Training with Dan Wilt explores how to make your small group worship dynamic great with simple tricks for using and integrating instruments.
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Other Videos In This Course Series
- How To Lead A Great Worship Band Rehearsal (3:40) – FREE
- How To Encourage Your Band To Arrive On Time (3:02)
- How To Arrange A Small Band (5:49)
- How To Use Loops And Laptops In A Small Church (4:53)
- How To Arrange A Large Band (12:30)
- How To Do Arrangements For Small Group Worship (7:54)
- How To Rehearse Worship Song Intros (5:10)
- How To Rehearse Worship Song Outros (3:57)
- How To Establish Flow And Transitions In A Worship Set (3:24)
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Great training presentation Dan ~~~ Your comment about rhythm equaling energy made me think of Richie Havens. I did sound for him once and have to say he was the most dynamic solo performer I’ve ever seen/heard. He even tuned his guitar to a cord and plays everything with his first finger and his thumb as a bar across all the strings at once but the things he does rhythmically are just so powerful it just sucks everyone into grove of the song, right there with him. There’s way more to it than just his guitar playing, it’s his whole body and perhaps soul that make it happen but you can just feel that everyone in the audience becomes a part of the song. If you’ve never listened to his recording of “Freedom”, the song he opened Woodstock with y6ou might want to. It’s a classic example of how less can be oh so much more.
Blessings