Embedding vocal melodies and lead lines into your rhythm guitar playing is a great was to add dimension and musicality to your songs.
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Sometimes the rhythm acoustic guitarist in a worship band can feel left out. If you’ve been playing in a modern worship band style for a few years you’ve probably felt like you’ve had the same four to six chords on repeat.
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Finding creative ways to pull off your favorite worship song live without the fifteen member band has been a challenge for worship leaders for years. Fortunately there is plenty of inspiration out there to contextualize great songs for a smaller band.
Read MoreIn a lot of ways a worship leader is like a producer. To make a song "musical” you have to consider when instruments come in and out and where the song gets big and soft.
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Leading worship with a small team of musicians is a real challenge and considering the majority of churches in the U.S. are 200 people or less this is a challenge most worship leaders face.
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Rearranging songs you regularly lead at your church is one of the best ways to keep you, your team and your music fresh.
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