Billboard reports that Mr. Zimmerman’s new Christmas release, Christmas in the Heart, will donate ‘all present and future royalties to Feeding America, an anti-hunger charity. Says Mr. Zimmerman: “It’s a tragedy that more than 35 million people in this country...
InBb.net shows an interesting potential of musical collaboration via YouTube. According to itself: In Bb 2.0 is a collaborative music and spoken word project conceived by Darren Solomon from Science for Girls, and developed with contributions from users. The videos...
Consider J.S. Bach, who: …was charged with overseeing the music in four Leipzig churches. He was married twice, a widow once and had 20 children. He taught music lessons and Latin classes. He rehearsed and performed his own organ works...
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The comments on music are about half-way in. Watch on YouTube here. HT: Branch Creek Community Church, Harleysville, PA
Here are some new choral anthems for the songlist that highlight the Second Great Commandment: Keep your Lamps by André Thomas: (SATB) Medium/Easy version available from JW Pepper here. Seek to Serve by Lloyd Pfaustch; two-part choral anthem, available from...
Crossroads Community Church in Rocklin held the first Harmony of Hearts event in the great state of California on Sunday, August 23. Pastor Harlyn Matson and I met at the Saddleback Worship Conference earlier this year, just before his trip...
Since this year marks the 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth (which is a big deal in many circles), I pirated this comment from our Field Blog: While living in the city of Geneva (now in Switzerland), Calvin made sure...
Great doxology is born out of the depth of theology! Doxology comes from two Greek words: doxa, meaning glory; and logos, meaning word. A doxology then is a word of glory, a note of praise, a saying ascribing worth. The...
If there are so many Christians today, why don’t we see a greater impact on culture? Mike Erre offers this explanation: One of the foremost characteristics of modern American culture is reductionism. We love to reduce big things to little...