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Music Is An Instrument Against Evil Spirits Print E-mail

1 Samuel 16:23 (King James Version)

 

 23And it came to pass, when the evil spirit from God was upon Saul, that David took an harp, and played with his hand: so Saul was refreshed, and was well, and the evil spirit departed from him.

I have recently started thinking more about the presence of music in scripture.  I find it amazing that some churches don't even allow music in their services.  Gospel music is an instrument allowing us to cast away evil spirits.  It is so easy for us to take our gift lightly every time we approach the platform before a service.  What you do is powerful!  God has give you the gift of leading in worship that Lucifer gave up.  Never forget the impact of your ministry on the lives of the saints.

 
FreeGospelResource Blog Returns Print E-mail
I finally decided to bring the FreeGospelResource blog back.  This where I'll be putting tidbits of music theory that might not be long enough to merit a full-length article, featured keyboard licks, CD reviews, concert highlights, site updates, etc.
 
AT Choir Video Clips (Praise on the Mountain) Print E-mail
 
AT Choir at "Praise on the Mountain" Print E-mail
What a great time we had at "Praise on the Mountain".  AT Choir was anointed!

We opened the concert with the National Anthem.   The most enjoyable part of the set was the medley - a romp through six popular songs covering the past 25 years of Gospel music:
  • "The Lord Is Blessing Me"
  • "Ride On King Jesus"
  • "For Every Mountain"
  • "My Mind's Made Up (No Turning Back)"
  • "God Is In Control"  (gotta have a little James Hall!)
  • "My Hope Is Built"

AT Choir's grueling rehearsal for the movements to "My Hope Is Built" paid off.  Thank God the suggestion to include the musicians in the "sinking sand" segment was revoked!

We also sang a few other recent songs:
  • "Here To Lift Him Up" - Tramaine Hawkins
  • "Oh How He Loves My Praise"
  • "Freedom" - a great alternative song that seems to appeal to everybody, regardless of age.

Of course, what would AT Choir be like without a praise break in the mix!

AT Choir was joined by Larry Carter (electric guitar - I really enjoyed our conversation and playing together - You rock!), Luis Lensi (saxaphone - I don't know how you made it on time) and Zeke Carlos (auxiliary keys - thanks for being so flexible).

Stay tuned for a clip from our night at "Praise on the Mountain" to be posted on YouTube.
 
AT Choir in Taft, Ca Print E-mail
The Taft concert went very well!  TJ did a great job pulling it off and preached a great message.  Apparently, the sound company backed out three days before the concert and Terry of Simon Productions was able to fill the gap.

Here was the lineup for the night:
  • Larry Carter (Doniphan, MI) - opened the concert with a rockin' national anthem.
  • Eljin (Fresno, Ca) - a great soloist backed up by Jason Spencer on organ and Freddie Price on drums.
  • Cadence (Bakersfield, Ca) - provided a nice contrast to the concert with their alternative style.
  • AT Mass Choir (Merced, Ca) - with special guest Larry Carter on guitar.  Thanks to Zeke Carlos for helping out with auxiliary keys.

On to Magic Mountain tomorrow!
 
GMWA - Friday Highlights Print E-mail
And here's the finale!

We didn't make it to the GMWA Mass Choir recording.

Friday Night Finale
  • LA Metro Chapter Mass Choir has a new project out from which they performed two of their songs.
  • Bishop Jamison's choir from Brookly, NY, sang a couple songs from their new project.
  • John P. Kee performed.  He called out his record company, Verity, for not promoting him, while giving credit to GMWA for where he is today
  • The Tommies Reunion Choir with Darius Brooks – legendary choir is back on tour and did some of their hits including, "Since He Came" and "The Holy Ghost".
 
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