Many in our church want to hear hymns played in a simple, hymnlike fashion. Others want contemporary music and they want it played in a loud, out-there manner. Except for a few, both sides are willing to listen to (and participate in) the other sides' music as long as they also hear THEIR music at each service. Unfortunately, those few -- who are exclusively on the loud, out-there side -- are the ones who program the music.
Our music group consists of a pianist (myself), several really good singers (ranging from 2 to 5 on any given Sunday), one or two guitarists, and enough drummers to fill a marching band (we try to keep it to two rhythm section players per service but as you might imagine the loud, out-there people would use all of them at once if they could). I'd say the quality of our music is a solid B+ -- we're pretty good regardless of the style we play in.
Our church is smallish (~200 members), therefore multiple services are not an option.
Any ideas? THANKS!
2007-05-10
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