"I completely agree on that. I mean, if Keaggy uses a capo, could anyone charge him with not being a good player?
It is all about the sound. IMO most acoustic guitars do not sound that good when you use all barre chords. (makes it sound…"
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Stefanie Myr
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- Sumner, WA
- United States
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- Home Church:
- Calvary Community Church
- Musical Gift(s):
- Guitar and vocals
- About Me:
- Hi, I love Jesus. Oh yeah, and my name is Stefanie.
I would bleed for worship ministry. If I knew the time and date I was going to die, I would want worshiping Jesus Christ to be the last thing I do.
I've been leading worship since I was 16. My WorshipLeadiversary is September 7, 2008. I do acoustic guitar and lead female vocals for middle school and high school youth groups. I also do the weekend services sometimes. God is throwing some amazing worship opportunities on my plate. Couldn't be more excited.
I'm also a singer/songwriter.
http://www.myspace.com/StefanieMyr
Go to iTunes and search: Stefanie Myr
- Favourite Music:
- Hillsong.
Brooke Fraser.
Taylor Swift.
- Favourite Books / Authors
- The Bible -- God
- Favourite Bible Verses / Passages:
- Speak to one another with psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your heart to the Lord.
-Ephesians 5:19
- Website:
- http://www.facebook.com/StefanieMyr
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David D Waggoner replied to Stefanie Myr's discussion 'Capos and Trasposing.' in the group Acoustic Guitarists
Stevo replied to Stefanie Myr's discussion 'Capos and Trasposing.' in the group Acoustic Guitarists"There's a stigma for some that using a capo somehow means you're not a good player. But they couldn't be farther from the truth. If Michael Hedges and Tommy Emmanuel etc. use one, you can hardly say it's a sign of mediocrity."
David Loeffler replied to Stefanie Myr's discussion 'Capos and Trasposing.' in the group Acoustic Guitarists"I have a short, 3 string capo also, just haven't learned how to use it very well yet."
David Loeffler replied to Stefanie Myr's discussion 'Capos and Trasposing.' in the group Acoustic Guitarists"I hear people say a lot of bad about useing a capo but every time I see a video with some famus worship leader useing one I always point it out and say see even he uses one. I love to use the capo on any song that I can't play the bar chords…"
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- At 8:10am on January 28, 2010,
Jean Maurice said… - Hi Stefanie..You're Jeffrey's friend right..I saw in one of his pics...have a blessed day..-Jean
- At 1:52pm on November 17, 2009,
Junjie said… - Hi, Stefanie!
Welcome to Worship the Rock! Glad to see you getting involved with the discussions here. And do feel free to upload the songs you've written, let everyone check them out! :)
- At 9:49am on November 17, 2009,
Phil Williams said… - Hi Stefanie - thanks for joining Worship The Rock! Take a look around and enjoy yourself and let me know if you have any questions or suggestions :-)
"WorshipLeadiversary" - love that term, never come across it before!
Phil
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