Developing Student Leaders - David Toledo - Alleluia Conference 2009
There are tremendous opportunities for leadership development within the church's music ministry to students. We will examine several methods of leade...
Alleluia Conference 2009 Audio
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This podcast contains recorded sessions taken from the 2009 Alleluia! Many Voices, One Song church music and worship leadership conference at Baylor University.
Celebrating Grace Hymnal - Hymnposium
HymnPosium introduction to the new Celebrating Grace Hymnal to be released for Easter 2010 taught by Mark Edwards.
Alleluia 2009 - Praise Team Basics - Joe Glass
Joe Glass discusses how to develop a praise band for worship, including an instrumentation overview and a guide for rehearsing and playing together.
Alleluia 2009 - The Beauty of the Child's Singing Voice - Linda Harley
Linda Harley teaches ways to guide children as they learn to develop pure, clear, easy, ringing tones through healthy vocal production.
Alleluia 2009 - Invite Children to Sing: Classroom Management - Linda Harley
Linda Harley teaches that a structured classroom with a variety of activities sets the stage for efficient teaching and quality learning. It says I ca...
Alleluia 2009 - Emerging Voices of Asia - SweeHong Lim
This presentation introduces emerging Christian musical expressions from Asia. Some performance practice guidelines will be offered.
57, 58 Whatever it Takes! Choosing the Right Microphone - Paul Hendrix - Alleluia Conference 2009
This class will be a microphone overview class.
Alleluia 2009 - Engaging Children in Worship - Randall Bradley
Children should be a vital part of every church's worship; yet many churches struggle to meaningfully engage its children. This session will include m...
Alleluia 2009 - Nurturing the Soul of the Church Musician I - Terry York
It is important to remember that church music is more about people than it is about music.
Alleluia 2009 - Nurturing the Soul of the Church Musician II - Terry York
The words of our music must mean something (1) on their own, (2) to the church musician, and (3) to the congregation.