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Benjamin Sealey replied to Heather Cox's discussion 'Worship Songs in Minor Keys'"On Sunday we did 3 songs, all in minor keys: (we moved them into the same key to help continuity.)
Deitrick Haddon, We Worship You
Let It Rain
Rick Pino, Holy Is Our King
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Benjamin Sealey commented on Kelvin Mutize's blog post 'The Priesthood of A Worshipper'"Another verse that continues from what you've written, Kelvin, is Exodus 19:5-7,
"Now if you obey me fully and keep my covenant, then out of all nations you will be my treasured possession. Although the whole earth is mine, you will be for…"
Benjamin Sealey replied to levite's discussion 'whining'"Hi Levite (good name!)
The reality is, when you lead in the direction that God is saying, people get annoyed and will complain. Look at the Israelite in the desert, they moaned the whole way round, despite everything that God has done for…"
Benjamin Sealey commented on John Paul Estrellado's blog post 'What you fear is what you worship.'"Good post - I got a lot out of this"
Benjamin Sealey replied to bet nich's discussion 'Who doesn't like Minor songs?'"martyn, I've pmd you"
Benjamin Sealey replied to bet nich's discussion 'Who doesn't like Minor songs?'"A phrgian is in the key of F major, so I suppose you could say the song is in either F major or a phrygian. You could look at it either way - A phrygian is one of the minor modes of F major."
Benjamin Sealey replied to Hannah Moomey's discussion 'Set Lists Help!'"Hi Hannah.
In our church, we do have the worship flowing from one song to another, or, just as commonly to prophetic/improvised songs. How you are able to do this relys to a certain extent on your pastor (I pastor our church, so we can do what we…"
Benjamin Sealey replied to bet nich's discussion 'Who doesn't like Minor songs?'"The use of tri tones was banned by the medieval church because of how they sound. My own favourite is using a harmonic minor chord progression, ie start on the 6th chords, then use the 3rd, but play the 3rd as a major rather than a minor."
Benjamin Sealey replied to bet nich's discussion 'Who doesn't like Minor songs?'"Minors every time for me! You can produce a much more powerful/awe type song with a minor key. Obviously I do still use major keys, but I'd be inclined to go for minors first."
Benjamin Sealey replied to Justin Kirkendall's discussion 'Loops, Backing Tracks- you know the high tech kinda stuff.'"I used a similar system for a while. I used Cubase, attached to a midi foot controller. I used Cubase to record the backing parts, then arranged them into verse/chorus etc, then used the pedal to trigger the loops. That way, I could let each part…"
Benjamin Sealey replied to Amanyoha's discussion 'How to develop Worship and Music'"Hi Amanuel.
Worship comes first. Your musicians must be worshipers, before they are musicians - the two things are quite separate and should be viewed as such. Once they have the ability to worship without music, then music can be used a) to…"
Benjamin Sealey commented on Donna R. Patrick's blog post 'Thinking About Being on the Praise Team? Think Again...'"Hi Zamlalmalsawmilien.
I have spent years training worship leaders, and have run a music school, and have run courses throughout the world. I might be able to offer some advice. Unfortunately, the situation you are in is a common one. When…"
Benjamin Sealey commented on Donna R. Patrick's blog post 'Seeking God's Face On My Face'"Good blog. Spot on"
Benjamin Sealey replied to Kelvin Mutize's discussion '"We know Worship is a type of fellowship" tell me honestly, what do you think of this statement!!!!'""But the Levitical priests, the sons of Zadok, who kept charge of My sanctuary when the sons of Israel went astray from Me, shall come near to Me to minister to Me; and they shall stand before Me to offer Me the fat and the blood,"…"
Benjamin Sealey replied to Rev. John G.L.Burpee's discussion 'How to find the right worship leader.'"ps, I like the site, btw!"
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- At 10:06am on May 27, 2011,
Andrew Gordon said…
- At 10:05am on May 27, 2011, Andrew Gordon said…
Great stuff
As a church we are passionate about Jesus and about seeing this city prosper as a result of His kingdom advance and His light expressed and revealed through His body in Birmingham. So in a very real way partner with you in your heart to see Him worshipped and adored in this city and surrounding area.
If you get time - check out our website www.theoasischurch.com and my worship site at www.myspace.cpm/andrewsworshipsite
- At 4:09pm on October 5, 2010,
Esther Mui said… - Thx, Ben, for your respond to the discussion on Mary's Song : ) I am very much encouraged by what you wrote. God Bless!
- At 7:38pm on August 20, 2010,
Benjamin Luce said… - Hey, man! What's your story? Is that you singing when your church's site comes up? Very cool!
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