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Category Archives: Ask The Expert

Acoustic Guitar Amp Recommendations

By Andy | December 3, 2008

I had a question from a reader of my blog posts on electric guitar amps asking what acoustic amps I would recommend. Here are my thoughts:

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Ask an FAQ / Ask the Expert

By Marie Page | November 3, 2008

ask-the-expertWe get emailed all the time from people asking questions about our DVDs, worship, playing and instruments. We’ve created two places on our blog to answer these questions in public so if you have a question please email info@musicademy.com.

Look at the Ask The Expert and Ask An FAQ categories on the Blog to see the archive.

You are welcome to comment on any of the questions (or our answers) in the comment box.

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Ask The Expert - What to say when leading worship

By Tim | October 13, 2008

Flo Benton from Alaska emailed with an emergency request as she was leading worship for the first time. I thought it would make a good Blog post so our advice is here as well as Flo’s responses. Read More »

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Buyers Guide - Good Quality Acoustic Guitars

By Andy | October 6, 2008

I want to buy my first decent acoustic guitar. What would you recommend?

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How to move a church from traditional to contemporary worship styles

By Tim | October 2, 2008

We were sent the following “Ask The Expert” question - and its one which comes up often in different shapes or forms so read on if you are interested in ideas for moving a congregation from traditional to contemporary worship music.

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Leading Worship From Keys

By Marie Page |

Florence Benton from Alaska emailed to ask for advice on leading worship from keyboards for the first time.

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It’s a big jump to go from playing keys as part of a band to leading (and singing) as well. Not only are you leading the congregation in their worship, but you will be needing to lead and communicate with the band, all at the same time as watching your vocal tuning, remembering the words, keeping the rhythm and playing all your notes correctly! Read More »

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How to maintain a flow of worship

By Andy |

worship-flowChief Allan Hewey from Maine emailed us asking for advice on keeping the worship momentum going. He was particularly looking for some practical tips to keep the congregations’ focus heavenward.

This is a really interesting question and in unpacking it we need to consider how different churches approach this – it can be a very “culturally created” approach. For instance, the Vineyard and Soul Survivor will have typically an intensive worship time where the musicians will flow fairly seamlessly from one song to the next with very little in terms of spoken word or discernable gaps. Contrast this with a Baptist church where we were recently teaching. The (non musician) worship leader would introduce a song with almost a mini sermon, or certainly a verbal reflection on the lyrics. The band would then play and the worship leader would then verbally reflect again on the words, perhaps within a prayer before introducing the next song. Read More »

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What to do if there is no musical space for you

By Andy |

Stephen Miessner from the US emailed to ask “What do you do when you’re the keys player and there isn’t room for you in a song?”

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