Vocalists Group

I think the best thing I have seen for this is Hear Harmony series by Rachelle Randeen. It is a great “plug and play” tool because you can hand them the CDs and they can listen to them and learn. Here is an online review and info on them. http://www.kimgentes.com/musician-resources-reviews/2011/1/1/hear-harmony-series-rachelle-randeen-2004.html

Been co-leading with my Dad for 20 years. Makes me sound old, but I started young. He does most vocals since I do everything else, but it’s just the 2 of us. (dedicated, non-selfcentered volunteers are hard to find in small churches) So, besides catering to his ‘style’ which I keep stretching with respect, our […]

We have two worship teams at our church which alternate Sundays leading worship. I sing with one of those groups – I was born to hear harmony, so I sing whatever is needed to fill in the gaps – alto, tenor, the bass line an octave higher. I’m the oldest person on either of the […]

I am a backup singer for one of the worship teams during the “big church” services, but I also lead worship in my women’s care group and for some of our women’s events. My primary instrument is my voice however I am working on improving my guitar playing skills. I had a band a few […]

Oh boy, Where to start Im currently involved in leading a band at our Church and you can sometimes (if im pushed enough) catch me doing little acoustic sets here and there. Some of my influences are Kevin Prosch, Danny Daniels, van morrison and more recently a guy called Foy Vance (amazingly varried vocal style […]