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Written by Heather Isaac
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Thursday, 01 November 2007 |
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A first year Visible School student just recently performed the James Bond Theme song as their performance piece from their private lessons. Because we like to have a little fun around here...she took the liberty of asking another student to dress up in a suit and come out on stage and play the part of James Bond. He proceeded to put on his backpack (parachute of course) and leap off the stage as the keyboard student was ending her piece and he whisked her away. So who said keyboard recitals can't be fun?! |
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Written by Shannon Kropf
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Friday, 12 October 2007 |
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OK, so each Tuesday and Thursday morning all the Modern Worship Leadership students get together to discuss worship and encourage the worship leader for that week. This past Thursday, we talked about a pretty profound thing which might just help you out in your worship leading. |
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Written by Mike Austin
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Thursday, 11 October 2007 |
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The guitar department was WELL represented at Performance Seminar this past Tuesday. All of my axe slingers did an exceptionally good job on their performance pieces. |
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Written by Heather Isaac
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Wednesday, 03 October 2007 |
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Should you play the keyboard/piano differently with a band than solo? This is a topic that we talk about at Visible School with our keyboard players. Most keyboardists start off as solo players; especially if like me, your parents put you into piano lessons at a very young age and you didn't have the opportunity to play with other people. When I started playing on Worship teams and even working on putting a band together, it didn't occur to me that my piano playing needed to adapt to my environment. |
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Written by Dave Kropf
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Monday, 01 October 2007 |
Every Friday, Dave gets together with percussion students to record their very own drumming podcast called Drummer Talk (www.drummertalk.org).
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