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Lead from your strength? or Push yourself to learn something new?
People often talk about leading from your strength, ABSOLUTELY a great idea.
But how do you reconcile that with learning a new instrument.
If you have always been a guitar player and are learning piano, if you have been a vocalist for years and are just getting accomplished on an instrument, if you are a killer AG player but have been working on lead guitar...
How do you decide when, if ever, to use the new skill on stage?
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Kerr on -
yeah, I love it.... I play while I lead all the time at our two smaller venues..but at the big one, it's a more stressful/ high production place, and it makes me nervous.....
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Kerr on
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We talked about this issue in the fourth edition of the "What's up Worship" podcast..
It's the second segment of the podcast.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-up-worship/id356333431
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