cms@overlake 2010 - conference program

ISRAEL HOUGHTON * NEWWORLDSON * PHIL KEAGGYBRENTON BROWN * GUNGOR * ANDY PARK

BLUES COUNSEL * BOB KAUFLIN * JONATHAN LEENORM STOCKTON * JESSE BUTTERWORTH

BRANDON BEE * MIKE HOWERTON * GREGG BISSONETTEand others...

November 12-13, 2010Overlake Christian Church, Redmond, WA

A Conference for Musicians, Leaders,Songwriters, Indie Artists, and Technicians to

Improve Skill and Inspire Talent!

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acoustics | sound | video | lighting

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PROGRAMTABLE of CONTENTSWelcome & Schedule ____________5Sponsors & Exhibitors _____________6Artists & Presenters ____________8-15Session 1 Workshops (FRI) _____18-19Session 2 Workshops (FRI) _____20-21Session 3 Workshops (FRI) _____22-23Session 4 Workshops (SAT) ____26-27Session 5 Workshops (SAT) ____28-29Session 6 Workshops (SAT) ____30-31Campus Map & Area Food ______ 35Register for 2011 ______________ 37

WELCOME toOur mission is to provide excellent resources and equipping for Christian musicians in order to improve skill and inspire talent all for God’s glory. We hope that you and your team will benefit greatly from attending this event.

CMS@OVERLAKE SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, NOV 128:00am Doors Open / Registration / Exhibits open all day9:00 Opening Worship: Andy Park9:25 Keynote Message: Bob Kauflin10:15 Session 111:30 Session 212:30pm Lunch (on your own) / Exhibits2:00 Afternoon Worship: Brandon Bee2:45 Session 34:00 Afternoon Concert: Blues Counsel 4:45 Dinner (on your own) / Exhibits6:30 Doors open for Concert7:00 Concert: Israel Houghton, Phil Keaggy & CCLI presents Songwriters in the Round10:00ish Late Night Groove Lounge with: Blues Counsel, Newworldson, Doug Doppler, Peter Davyduck SATURDAY, NOV 13 8:00am Doors Open / Registration / Exhibits9:00 Opening Worship: Jesse Butterworth9:25 Keynote Message: Mike Howerton10:15 Session 411:30 Session 512:30pm Lunch (on your own) / Exhibits2:00 Afternoon Worship: Jonathan Lee2:30 Keynote Message: Bob Kauflin3:15 Session 64:30 Afternoon Concert: Brenton Brown5:00 Dinner (on your own) / Exhibits6:30 Doors open for Concert7:00 Concert: Newworldson & Gungor

POLICIESCHILDREN & INFANTSWe do not provide a special rate for children.Though there are many talented young musicians, we recommend that children 12 and under, as well as infants, not attend the conference. If you are a nursing mother and must bring your infant, please respect the other registrants by leaving a workshop, session or concert if your baby becomes disruptive. Children are welcome to attend the evening concerts. Again, please respect other attendees by taking your child out if they become distracting.

RECORDINGAudio or video recording the workshops, sessions and/or concerts is prohibited, due to licensing arrangements.

BRINGING INSTRUMENTSThere are a few workshops for guitar & bass where presenters encourage attendees to bring their instrument. Please do so. Please note, however, that neither the CMS nor Overlake Christian Church are responsible for lost or stolen property. We do not have a ‘storage’ facility, so guitars will have to be held or stored at your own risk.

CANCELLATIONS / REFUNDSIf you are unable to attend, you have a couple of options. You can either switch over your registration to another individual, or you can contact us for a partial refund. A certain percentage is retained to cover various service fees we incur for each transaction. Cancellations will not be refunded after 2 weeks prior to the start date of the event.

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4227 South Meridian, Suite C-275Puyallup, WA 98373

(253) 655-5000 office (253) 655-5001 [email protected]

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FEATURED ARTISTS

Phil Keaggy / www.philkeaggy.comPhil Keaggy is perhaps one of the most admired guitarists in music today. His fans range from those who aspire just to be able to play Keaggy’s mistakes, to professional musicians who have been strongly influenced by his style. And in between are those who don’t play guitar, yet find solace in his beautifully penned lyrics and memorable melodies. Phil’s solo career has spanned more than 30 years, and has included over 50 solo albums, both vocal and instrumental, as well as 8 releases with his band, Glass Harp. One of the most sought after studio guitarists, Phil also continues to sell out concerts all over the United States, with his ever-changing style, ranging from rock-and-roll to fully orchestrated instrumental compositions.

Brenton Brown / www.brentonbrown.comA gifted songwriter and musician, Brenton has written many worship songs, including “Everlasting God,” “Lord, Reign in Me,” “All Who Are Thirsty,” and “Hallelujah (Your Love is Amazing).” Everlasting God was released with Survivor and with Sparrow in the States. In 2005 the Browns reluctantly left London and their home church of Holy Trinity Brompton for California. Since then they have been welcomed into the Horizon family of churches and have traveled across the States and beyond leading worship in churches as far afield as Sweden and Korea. 2008 saw the arrival of a baby daughter called Bella, and Brenton’s second solo project, ‘Because of Your Love.’ Brenton has been lucky enough to have his songs recorded by Chris Tomlin and Lincoln Brewster. He has 5 songs in CCLI’s top 100.

Israel Houghton / www.israelhoughton.netIsrael Houghton has seen his compositions become integral components for progressive now-generation churches. Flanked by voices filled with joy, purpose and conviction singing over galvanizing arrangements of music with African, Middle Eastern and South American slants, Israel and New Breed have swiftly amassed a legion of followers that crosses generational and cultural lines. And as barriers are blasted away, the sprawling cutting-edge unit has been fittingly graced with two Gold-selling albums, four Dove Awards, two Stellar Awards, a Soul Train Award, six 2007 Grammy® Award nominations, and two Grammy® Awards.

newworldson / www.newworldson.comArmed with inspirational lyrics and world class musicianship, NEWWORLDSON rescues soul music from being a mere genre and returns the art form to its sacred roots. Singer Joel Parisien says “if you trace back the roots of ‘roots’ music, of ‘soul’ music, of ‘folk’ music, it’s about folks; it’s social music. We hope our fans become our family. We hope they leave our shows feeling inspired. Our ministry is about uplifting people.” With the force of an orchestra, Josh Toal (guitar, vocals), Rich Moore (bass, vocals), Mark Rogers (drums) and Parisien (vocals, keys) come together to form a revolutionary four-piece gospel combo.Gungor / www.gungormusic.comMichael Gungor has been leading worship since he was 12 years old, if you count an audience of 2- and 3-year olds. From there he graduated to children’s church, then youth group, then adults. Gungor studied jazz in college, then connected with teen ministry Acquire the Fire and a position at Resurrection Life Church in Michigan. Michael and his wife Lisa moved to Denver and eventually founded a community of believers called Bloom. The connection between worship and social justice became concrete in Denver,

and the outcome is evident on Beautiful Things. “If leading worship is just about bringing a group of people into a room so we can get goosebumps and sing songs together, there’s not much value in that. But if leading worship is a means to an end, that we leave this place as a different kind of people, as part of a new humanity that God wants to create – the people that are caring for the widows and orphans, that aren’t bound by the systems of this world but becoming free, becoming fully engaged in our world – then that matters.”

Andy Park / www.andypark.caAndy began recording with Vineyard Music Group in the late 1980s. His recordings include “The River Is Here”, “Blessed Be The Name”, “Night and Day” and “In the Secret”. In the Secret is among the top 60 songs sung in churches through North America. In 2007 Andy’s recording “Unshakable” was released in partnership with ION Worship. Andy is a contributing writer for the Compassionart CD released in January 2009. His latest recording “Wonder Working God” was released internationally in June of 2009, also with ION Worship. Over the past two decades, he has been a pastoral staff member of several different Vineyard churches. Andy’s book “To Know You More – Cultivating the Heart of A Worship Leader”, published by InterVarsity Press, was released in July, 2002. It was awarded Book of the Year by WorshipMusic.com for 2003. He and his wife Linda reside in Surrey, British Columbia and have eight beautiful children: Zachary, David, Michael, Jessica, Benjamin, Isaac, Ian and Elizabeth.Brandon Bee / www.brandonbeemusic.comThe pop/rocker first came to the attention of the production world under the mentorship of producer Lou Carto (Randy Travis, B.B. King) and Dove Award-nominated Christian artist/ producer Morgan Cryar. After moving back to the Northwest from Nashville, Bee began producing bands in Seattle’s growing Christian music scene and traveling to Nashville, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Canada to produce artists including Amber Pacific, Jaime Jamgochian, Lanae Hale, Juno Award nominee/Island Award winner Matthew James and GRAMMY Award nominee/Dove Award winner Stacie Orrico. Bee most recently produced Circleslide’s exciting new CD, Echoes of the Light. Bee is a sought-after worship leader at churches and conferences across the country.

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keynote speakers Bob Kauflin / www.worshipmatters.comBob traveled for 8 years with the contemporary Christian group GLAD as a song writer, speaker, and arranger. He was a major contributor to The A Cappella Project. Since 1985, he has served as a pastor. In 1997, he moved to Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland to serve as director of worship development for Sovereign Grace Ministries. His currently equips pastors and musicians in the theology and practice of congregational worship, and contributes to Sovereign Grace recordings. Those have included Upward: The Bob Kauflin Hymns Project, Worship God Live, and Valley of Vision. He also leads worship at Covenant Life Church, led by Josh Harris, and writes a blog at www.worshipmatters.com. He and his wife, Julie, have six

children and eight grandchildren.

Blues CounselRick Cua * Tony Morra Will McFarlane * Tony Hooper Emedin Rivera(Tom Lane is in India during

this CMS)

Rick Cua / www.rickcua.comNot just a musical artist, Rick knows the business of music as well. Besides being a music publisher, artist manager and booking agent, he founded and ran his own record label, UCA Records, in the 1990s which led to a position for five and 1⁄2 years as Vice President, Creative/Copyright Development at EMI CMG in Nashville. There he managed a large songwriter roster and exponentially grew revenue through film and TV licensing, song promotion and print music development. He is currently on staff as the minister of Pastoral

Care and Visitation at Grace Chapel in Franklin, TN.Tony Morra / www.tonymorra.com

Nashville studio drummer Tony Morra is a chameleon of sorts: Gigs on top pop, country and Christian albums, as well as his contributions to the Heavy Mental Discrete Drums library require him to deliver clean, tight drum tracks. In addition to playing in the top studios of Music City, Morra also has a list of e-clients who send him their tracks so he can lay down drums in his studio. Here’s a short list of artists he’s working with: Ayeshia Woods, Amy Grant, Alex M (Laguna Beach), Nicole

Mullen, Avalon, Britt Nicole, Rebecca St. James, The Katina’s, and many more.Emedin Riverawww.emedinrivera.comEmedin started playing the bongos at the age of 8, and his exposure and passion for music came from his father and uncle who both played in a trio in Puerto Rico. He has developed his own system of playing drums and congas simutaneously, (sounding like three people), calling it “Percussion Kit.” Emedin is well known for his sound effects, many of which are hand made by him. They can be heard on some of the National Geographic shows. Emedin has performed live with Harry Belafante, Gregory Hines, Paquito De Rivera, Vicky Sue Robinson, Angela Bofill, Gloria Gaynor, Ben E King, Dave Samuels, Dave Valentine, Andy Narell, and Latoya Jackson just to name a few. Emedin’s commercial credits are Anheiser Bush, Mercedes Benz, Visa, Seven Up, Crest Tooth paste and more.

Tony Hooperwww.tonyhoopermusic.comTony Hooper, originally from Corinth, MS and most recently on staff at Brownsville Assembly Of God in Pensacola, FL, is a licensed minister through World Wide Missionary Evangelism, an organization dedicated to equipping ministers. Hooper has written hundreds of songs, served as a worship Pastor for nearly two decades and continues to use music to reach the world. He has made twelve missions trips to Italy where he teaches, trains, evangelizes, and ministers through oncerts. Among his other ministry travels are France, Russia, Israel, Canada and the US.

Will McFarlane www.willmcfarlane.comWill McFarlane spent six years playing guitar with Bonnie Raitt, from 1974 to 1980. McFarlane learned how to listen as well as play while in Raitt’s band. His musical education was a versatile one, encompassing straight blues, country blues, folk, country, rock ‘n’ roll, as well as singer-songwriter material. Raitt was sharing stages with living blues legends, and McFarlane soaked up as much as he could from them before and after the gigs. McFarlane left Raitt to move to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, playing on records for Bobby Blue Bland, Little Milton, Etta James and Johnnie Taylor as part of the famed Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.

Jonathan Lee / www.jleeworship.comJonathan Lee’s debut 2010 release, Let Them Hear, showcases a collection of 11 songs calling the church body to proclaim the Truth of the gospel. This message resonates most clearly through the album’s debut single “Beautiful King” and the lush ballad “As White as the Snow.” A resident of Hendersonville, TN, Jonathan spends time between leading worship for his home church (The Church at Indian Lake), traveling to worship events across the country and songwriting with many of Nashville’s top songwriters. Quickly becoming known in the Nashville songwriter community as a prolific melody and lyric man, there is a great possibility

you have already heard one of his songs.

Mike Howerton / www.mikehowerton.blogspot.comMike’s been serving God full time since 1992 and spent six of those years as College Pastor at Saddleback Church in Orange County, California before joining the Overlake team in 2004. He married Jodie in the mid 1990’s. He loves wrestling on the floor with his two children (Alexandra and Caleb), surfing, traveling and helping people discover their freedom in Christ. He’s inspired by the thoughtful music of U2, Matt Redman, and Jesse Butterworth, and he’s still searching desperately for that elusive original thought. Mike was educated at Pepperdine University and Fuller Theological Seminary. No matter the service, the focus is always to bring glory to Jesus, to introduce people to the love and freedom he offers and to inspire those

already in a relationship of love with Jesus to live the LIFE He offers and calls us into.

Jesse Butterworth / www.jessebutterworth.comJesse Butterworth is the music pastor at Overlake Christian Church in Redmond, WA, a thriving community of thousands seeking to Love God, Love People and Serve the World! Jesse is a Dove award nominated singer and songwriting and has had multiple songs hit #1 on Christian radio. Jesse, his wife and 2 sons live in Kirkland, WA. Learn more about Jesse’s music, download chord charts and look at airbrushed pics of his cherubic face @ www.JesseButterworth.com or

connect with him on Twitter (@Jbutterworth) & Facebook (facebook.com/JesseButterworth)

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Gregg Bissonette / www.greggbissonette.comGregg is a sought after drummer from Los Angeles. He has played for a wide variety of folks, including The Maynard Ferguson Big Band, Ringo Starr, James Taylor, David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani, Toto, Brian Wilson, Electric Light Orchestra, Andy Summers, The Pat Boone Heavy Metal Big Band, Linda Ronstadt, Santana and many, many more! He is also a featured clinician on the Conference in a Box DVD series.

Rick Boring, Senior Systems Consultant / www.CCISolutions.comRick has extensive experience in the design and operation of video production and presentation systems, as well as audio and lighting systems. With a degree in business administration, he brings a unique and powerful perspective to both the technical and functional aspects of video and audio systems. Rick’s ability to understand a client’s presentation and performance needs, as well as their technical requirements, allows him to bring cost effective and technologically superior solutions designed to maximize the return on investment.

Tim Carson / www.vocalartistry.comTim Carson is the founder of Vocal Artistry and the Vocal Artistry Training Series. Tim was on the music staff at Willow Creek Community Church for 12 years and taught at Wheaton College where he developed new curriculum for singing modern styles. His former students include recording artists, Broadway/musical theater professionals, and worship leaders around the country. Vocal Artistry has a full line of vocal training products and offers workshops all over North America.

Kelly Carpenter / www.kellycarpentermusic.comKelly Carpenter is a musician, songwriter, and worship leader whose songs have been featured on numerous inspirational recordings. He is best known for having written “Draw Me Close (To You)” as well as “Send Your Rain” and “Arise Oh Lord”. He is currently the worship pastor at Vineyard Community Church in Shoreline, Washington. He and his wife Merrilyn live in nearby Woodinville along with their two dogs.

Mitch Bohannon / www.bos-capos.comMitch is one of the pioneers in the development of the cut-capo, an alternate tuning device used by many worship leaders today, including Chris Tomlin and Rick Cua. His charts and articles can be found in Christian Musician and Worship Musician Magazine. He has also been featured in WorshipTogether.com’s New Song Cafe displaying the advantages of using short cut capos. Mitch lives in Dayton, Texas, where he serves as a Music Pastor at First Baptist Church.

Marc Breda / www.occ.orgMarc is the Technical Arts Director at Overlake Christian Church (home of the CMS@Overlake) and has worked 18 years as a production professional -- FOH engineer, production manager, rigger, and A/V/L systems designer. He has mixed and managed hundreds of shows, from churches to stadiums, working with artists including David Foster, Ray Charles and Lou Rawls and clients like Microsoft and Nike. Marc leads a team of 30+ volunteers and his passion is to see technology used to its maximum potential to spread the Gospel. Marc and wife Shannon have been married 11 years and have two young children.Tom Brooks / www.worshipalliance.comTom Brooks is best known as Senior Producer, Arranger, and Keyboardist on the award winning “HOSANNA! MUSIC” Praise & Worship Series from INTEGRITY MUSIC. Tom has produced over 100 Christian albums; several receiving Gold and Platinum Record status and “Dove Award” honors. Tom has produced many artists in Christian Music; including Ron Kenoly, Crystal Lewis, Don Moen, Graham Kendrick, Sandi Patti, Bob Fitts, Twila Paris, Kent Henry, and more. Tom’s productions are an integral part of the multi-platinum “SONGS 4 WORSHIP SERIES”; the largest selling Christian albums in history.

PRESENTERS / CLINICIANSJohn Andrade / www.greatworshipsongs.comJohn is a publisher with Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing and the brand manager of www.GreatWorshipSongs.com, a worship centric website servicing worship ministries with access to hundreds of lead sheets, chord charts, audio and other resources. John works daily with Brentwood-Benson staff writers, including Jars of Clay, Laura Story, Jonathan Lee and Aaron Shust among others, developing and expanding the company’s catalog of songs. A 2002 graduate of Belmont University (Nashville, TN), John firmly believes that Wilco is only eclipsed in musical brilliance by the Beatles.

Don Boomer / www.line6.comDon is the product line manager for Line 6. He is an expert on the wireless issue surrounding the 700 MHz band closing for wireless mic usage. Don has spent many years in the audio industry and product development.

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Dave Dartnall / www.liftav.com Originally from Overlake Christian Church, Dave has been leading worship for close to thirty years. He is passionate about helping churches with all aspects of worship ministry, and bringing the best expertise available directly to the local church. Dave is the Executive Director of Lift Worship (formerly House of Worship Resource Team). He has discovered and developed many creative solutions to the challenges that worship bands and technical directors face. Along with the Lift AV team of designers, technicians, and equipment experts he specializes in

diagnosing issues and designing master plans for audio and visual systems used in worship.

Doug Doppler / www.guitar411.comDoug Doppler is signed to Steve Vai’s Favored Nations label and is currently in production on the Get Killer Tone DVD series. He and his wife Melissa live to serve the Kingdom and are

members of Cornerstone Fellowship in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Melissa DopplerMelissa Doppler is passionate about equipping musicians and worshipers as leaders both on and off the platform. Originally from Sydney, Australia, Melissa draws from over 25 years experience in church leadership across a broad range of church life as well as over 20 years in corporate management and team leadership. After attending bible college at Hillsong church she served on the Hillsong Worship and Creative Arts team for many years. Melissa and her

husband, Doug, attend Cornerstone Fellowship in Livermore, California.

Corey Fournier / www.rolandus.comCorey Fournier is a musician and songwriter who’s performed with Darlene Zschech, Tommy Walker, Paul Baloche, and the Parachute Band. He is director of the WorshipConnection.org which provides ongoing training and resources for worship musicians. He also taught music technology courses at UCLA for seven years. Corey is a regular contributor to industry magazines and edited the book, All About Music Technology in Worship published by Hal

Leonard.

Doug Gould / www.WorshipMD.comDoug Gould’s job and calling is to train up musicians, techs and pastors in the use of microphones, personal monitors and wireless sysytems in churches and worship conferences all over the United States and Canada. He has been employed in the Pro Audio and Music Industry for over 25 years and also serves as worship leader in is home church in New Jersey. He currently consults for Audio-Technica, Aviom, Community, D’Aaddario, Evans, Interactive Worship Live, Planet Waves, Praisecharts, Presonus, WAVES, and Westone as a clinician and

representative to the House of Worship market.

Diana Cua / www.rickcua.comDiana Cua has co-written songs, co-owned a record label and been directly or indirectly involved with most aspects of the music business for the last 30 years. Diana has been counseling musician’s wives during that time and also counsels women and men in most areas of life. She is active at her home church, Grace Chapel, in Leiper’s Fork, TN through Women’s Ministry, Prayer and Counseling. Diana has been married to her husband Rick for 40 years and lives in Franklin, TN, a stones throw from their children & grandchildren. You can contact Diana at:

[email protected]

Jacob Cody / www.yamaha.com/caPrior to joining YCAS, for the past six years, Jacob Cody was an audio technician at the 12,000-member Cathedral of Faith in San Jose, Calif. supporting over six venues on the church campus specifically with their digital consoles. He has worked as an audio technician for ABC, FOX and ESPN Sports on college related broadcasts and spent four years as a freelance

contractor/engineer mixing for local clubs, hotels, corporate events and festivals.

Dan Craik / www.yamaha.com/caDan is the House of Worship Marketing Manager for the US and Canada for Yamaha Commercial Audio Systems Inc. Before coming to Yamaha as a Product Manger in 1998, he served as the Technical Director of the School of Performing Arts at California State University,

Chico and Director of the Aspen Music Festival and School’s Audio Recording Institute.

Richard Gibson / www.audiosource.orgWith over 25 years of production lighting and lighting design experience, Richard has been using his production lighting and design expertise to help Churches with lighting and new technology applications. He has worked with the largest manufacturers and lighting production companies in the world. His goals in the workshops he leads is to help enhance and inspire

lighting as a way to spotlight the message.

Tom Jackson / www.expressiveworship.netTom Jackson, the #1 Live Music Producer in the industry, helps artists and worship teams develop their songs into “unique memorable moments.” A Live Music Producer does onstage with the live show, what a record producer does in the studio. Tom’s Live Music Methods help create freedom in the room so your congregation can express their worship more freely and passionately than ever before! Tom’s teaching and methods have influenced many successful artists: Taylor Swift, Jars of Clay, Jordin Sparks, James Bryan, Casting Crowns, Francesca Battistelli, Gloriana, Chris Tomlin, Jaci Velasquez, Newsong, Todd Agnew, Phillips, Craig & Dean, Salvador, Parachute Band, The Martins, The Crabb Family, 4 Him, and many more.

Cherlyn Johnson / www.cherlynmusic.com A versatile violinist, concert artist, worship leader, composer and clinician, Cherlyn holds a Master of Music from the St. Louis Conservatory of Music. In addition to being on faculty of colleges, conservatories and music schools across the county, she’s played with artists from Natalie Cole and Liza Minnelli, to Dave Irish, contemporary worship bands, and artists from the Crystal Cathedral. Her ability to play all styles and improvise freely with the flow of the Holy Spirit has led her to play throughout the United States for Christian artists, churches, conferences and national events.

Ed Kerr / www.kerrtunes.comEd Kerr (pronounced ‘car’) has been a professional songwriter and recording artist for over two decades. For 13 years he was a lead vocalist and keyboard player for Harvest, a popular contemporary Christian music band. In the past 10 years he has written more than 100 songs recorded by Integrity Music. His playing is featured on “Rock of Ages”, “I Walk By Faith”, and “Forever”, recordings in Maranatha!Music’s popular Praise Band series, and he tours as an instructor in their Worship Leader Workshops. Ed has a Master’s Degree in piano performance and lives in Washington state with his wife, Carey, son, Cameron, and daughter, Natalie.

Craig Kelly / www.vantageroad.comFree-lance television director Craig Kelly is a Seattle/Tacoma based television content and production service provider, specializing in live music, entertainment and corporate event video production. Since his start as a camera operator in 1977, he has produced, directed or shot thousands of television and video projects for broadcast, commercial DVD release, concerts, web-casts and corporate conferences in over 25 countries and 48 States including projects as diverse as: The 1984 Olympics, Peter Gabriel in High Def, the New Eric Burdon and the Animals DVD, Billy Graham Global Mission Events, Promise Keepers US schedule, Microsoft corporate events and, since 2001, The Western Washington MDA Jerry Lewis Telethon.

Paul Herman / www.ccli.comPaul Herman is a songwriter, worship leader and the Marketing Manager of CCLI. Paul holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from George Fox University and has served as marketing/communications specialist for a number of ministries.

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Greg Hearns, Sr Systems Consultant / www.CCISolutions.comGreg is a graduate of the Seattle Art Institute with specialized training in recording and mixing. Greg has spent much of his career working as either an operator or designer. He has trained technical staff--volunteer and paid--in the fine art of operating sound in support of various styles of performance in many venues on the West Coast. He is also experienced in video production and the use of live-broadcast TV. Greg will provide overall project direction and design to a project, complete with commissioning the system and training operations personnel to insure that the system provided meets the client’s goals.

David Harsh / www.davidharsh.comDavid Harsh is a 1st place National award-winning songwriter from Seattle who brings new levels of creativity to the acoustic guitar. Although he was originally trained as an opera singer in multiple languages, David now finds joy in serving the Lord by performing original music and leading worship all over the country. He has released 3 independent albums and is rapidly becoming known as “the guy who plays a guitar with his feet,” where he plays two guitars at the same time on his song “Four Limbs.”

Bob Halligan Jr. / www.ceilirain.com Bob Halligan Jr. Bob Halligan Jr has written 900 songs, 200 appearing on internationally released recordings, over 30 million units sold. Among the Christian artists who’ve covered his songs are: Rebecca St. James, Bob Carlisle, Jump 5, Rick Cua, Geoff Moore & the Distance, Eli. Mainstream artists: Cher, KISS, Michael Bolton. Films: Iron Eagle, Light of Day, Wayne’s World, Hard As Nails. His group Ceili Rain has toured and recorded for 13 years.

Sheri Gould / www.vocalsbootcamp.com Sheri Gould is a graduate of the University of Ill. She has taught voice privately for 30 years. She has been a worship leader and music director in various local churches since 1986. She was the director of Good News Productions, an evangelistic outreach involving singing, drama, dance and original musicals for 13 years. She writes for Worship Musician! Magazine and Front Yard Worship Magazine and tours the country with her husband teaching and equipping the Body of Christ for music ministry at such conferences as, Christian Musician Summit, Seminars4Worship, International Worship Institute, East Coast Worship Summit, Worship Institute Northeast and many more. A home-schooler since 1985, she her husband Doug reside in New Jersey where she is now home-schooling the last of her six children.

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Scotty Murray / www.brentonbrown.comScotty Murray has played live or in studio for Aaron Schust, Rebecca St James, Jesse Baylin, Brian Littrell, Vicky Beeching, Meredith Andrews and Natalie Grant. He is currently playing

with Brenton Brown.

Keith Mohr / www.indieheaven.comKeith Mohr is the founder of Indieheaven.com, a promotion/distribution/community resource dedicated to the independent Christian musician, band, songwriter, and itinerant artist/musicianary. Keith also operates IndieUniversity.com, providing educational articles, materials and an annual conference in Nashville, TN. For songwriters, Keith produces a retreat for Christian songwriters at InspireSong.com. IndieImpact.com is Keith’s services company for radio servicing, music production, and more. Follow Keith at: facebook.com/keithmohr.

Contact Keith at: [email protected]

Tim Moon / street musicianaryFor over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time ‘street musicianary.’ Sharing the gospel along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay area of California. He volunteers with both Spirit West Coast and the Christian Musician Summit as an assistant to the administrative

team.

Frank Montgomery / www.passionatepraise.comFrank is passionate about helping people cultivate a deeper relationship with God. His desire is to empower people to have intimate worship as a consistent part of their daily lifestyle. Frank knows that the greatest thing is to love God with all of your heart, soul, and mind. He’s been at Christian Faith Center since 1982 and each service they strive to create an atmosphere that inspires people to worship and celebrate Jesus. Music is a great tool to help us focus on the

wonderful attributes of God.

John Mills / www.techtraining101.comJohn is our Production Manager & FOH engineer for the CMS@Overlake, CMS@theChapel and CMS Southwest. He has traveled around the country for the last 20 years touring with many amazing artists. Mills has worked in over 500 cities on his 4 year run with Chris Tomlin and the folks at Passion, over 200 cities with Shane and Shane, and close to 100 cities in his days with Lincoln Brewster. He also writes the FOH column for Worship Musician Magazine.

Check out John’s audio equipping website with great articles and tips...

Dave Mendez / www.shure.comFor the past five years, David Mendez has served as a Market Development Specialist at Shure Incorporated. In this role, he provides product trainings and educational seminars around the United States on a number of audio topics with the goal of training people on the proper use of wired microphones, wireless microphone systems, and personal monitor systems. He also routinely exhibits at various worship, music, and theatre conferences, sharing product and application knowledge with attendees from all levels of experience. David is a graduate of Northwestern University, where he obtained a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and a B.Mus. in

Classical Guitar Performance.

Kent Margraves / www.sennheiser.comKent Margraves spent many years as a professional megachurch audio director and free-lance mixer, which includes mixes for several thousand worship services and concerts including FOH, recording, and broadcast mixes in many worship venues. He currently works with Sennheiser Electronic Corporation, focusing on Installed Sound and Worship applications and training. Kent still mixes regularly at his church in Charlotte, free lances when time allows, and operates TCG Media Group as a side business - which is dedicated to improving the audio experience

in modern churches through customized training and contracting mixing.

COL Lou McSheffrey / http://officer.washingtonarmyguard.orgCOL Lou McSheffrey has over 23 years of service of which the last 17 have been with the Washington Army National Guard. As an Aviator Guardsman, Lou has flown both rotary wing and fixed wing aircraft in support of state emergencies to include the relief effort to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina. Currently assigned as the Commander for the Washington Army National Guard’s Recruiting Command, Lou gets to share his “Guard experience with others on a regular basis.” For Lou, as an avid bassist with a passion for faith, family, music,

and service, the Guard has been a perfect fit.

Manuel Luz / www.manuelluz.comManuel Luz is passionate about worship, the Oakland Raiders, and the intersections of faith and art. He is a songwriter, worship leader, author, and creative arts pastor for Oak Hills Church in Folsom. His new book, Imagine That: Discovering Your Unique Role as a Christian Artist, is now available from Moody Publishers. He is also a working musician, with almost 50

albums to his credit and hundreds of appearances as a soloist and with his bands.

Ben Showalter / www.brentonbrown.comBen picked up drums from his great uncle, Dick Showalter, who played for the likes of Jimmy Dorsey and Rosemary Clooney, among other big band groups. He studied at Anderson University (1996-1999) under Dane Clark, drummer for John Mellencamp from 1995-present. In 1999, he had his first audition with a group known as the Chasing Furies, whom he went on tour with in support of Jars of Clay. He has since spent the last 10 years in Nashville playing for artists and bands like Luna Halo, LaRue, Shaun Groves, Chris Rice, Ginny Owens, Christine Dente, Sonic Flood, Brenton Brown, Tim Hughes, Matt Maher, Micheal Gungor Band, Sarah MacIntosh, and many others.

Steve Savanyu / www.audio-technica.comSavanyu joined Audio-Technica in 2000 and is currently the Director of Educational Services, where he employs his extensive Audio-Technica product line knowledge, while exploring current market dynamics and trends to develop strategies for promoting both brand recognition and loyalty. Savanyu brings a thorough understanding of the importance of hands-on education initiatives and consistent communications efforts to his role as Director of Educatianal Services.

Chrissy Shefts Chrissy is originally from Seattle, Washington and has been a professional session guitarist for 20 years -working in Seattle, England and Los Angeles. She has recorded with artists such as Heart, Rod Stewart, Belinda Carlisle, and is probably best known for playing all the guitars on “Crazy” by Seal (which won a Grammy). She also received a Gold Record for writing the song, “Best Kept Secret” for Sheena Easton. Currently, Chrissy lives in Los Angeles, but maintains roots in Seattle.

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Joey Sanchez / www.joeyplaysdrums.comIn addition to working with Ultimate Ears by Logitech, Joey is a session drummer. He has recorded on more than 100 recordings to date, including Jeremy Camp’s RIAA gold selling “Restored” and CCM Band of the Year, Hawk Nelson’s “Bring ‘Em Out.” Joey has also been a full time member of bands such as Fair, Yellow Second, and Dolour to name a few. He has performed and/or recorded with Nashville artists Julianne Hough, Jeremy Camp, John Davis (Superdrag), Nathan Lee Tooth and Nail artists The Send, Ruth, Project 86, Kutless and many others When not touring or recording Joey spends time at home in Nashville with his wife Brynn, and daughters Lucia, Mae and Opal.

George Sabolick / www.martinguitars.comPastor George has been a worship leader for twenty four years in the Calvary Chapel movement and has been a session player and has produce eight CDs and has been a Clinician for the Martin Guitar Co. for nine years performing guitar shows through out the country and is a active worship leader on Sundays and Wednesday nights at Calvary Chapel Jurupa Valley Riverside Ca. keeping up with the latest contemporary Christian worship music.

Peter Robinson / www.yamaha.com/caPeter has served in several capacities with a local production and installation company in Kansas City. He also has experience in radio and television broadcasting having worked in the Charlotte, North Carolina, Chicago, Illinois and local Kansas City marketplaces. Peter joined Yamaha Commercial Audio in December of 2008. He currently serves as a Speaker Product Manager. His duties include demos, national tour support, speaker design software training and providing support to Yamaha’s network of Rep firms, dealers and consultants.

Mark Pearson, Sr Systems Consultant / www.CCISolutions.comMark graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in Industrial Technology with an emphasis in Electronics. He brings comprehensive experience in systems design engineering and project management on various projects including First Evangelical Free Church in Fullerton, California and Safeco Field in Seattle, Washington. Mark also has extensive experience as the audio director for the Seattle Mariners and as a consultant with On-Point Designs. He is also active in the media ministries of his local church. He brings an exceptional perspective to acoustical consulting and the technical design of audio, video and lighting systems.

Mike Overlin / www.yamahaworship.comMike Overlin is the Manager of Worship Resources for Yamaha Corporation of America, and a worship leader and consultant with the Free Methodist Church in Southern California. A professional musician all his life, he served two tours of duty with the United States Air Force Band, fronted a group at Disneyland for six years and earned two gold records for audio engineering. He is currently a worship leader with Living Spring Christian Fellowship in Southern California.

Daniel Ornellas / www.danielornellas.comFor the last seven years, Daniel has been the bass player for worship rock trioTree 63, recording 5 out of the 6 international releases. He has co-written on songs on major releases and has played on other artists records including Brenton Brown, Barlow Girl and Out of Eden. He has toured extensively and played bass on tour for Paul Colman, Michael Gungor Band, Tim Hughes, Al Gordon, Kelly Mintor and Matt Maher. In South Africa he produced 5 nationally released records and was nominated for 2 South African Music awards. His previous band also won a C.B.S.A. Music award for best rock record.

Heidi Todd / www.foursquare.orgHeidi’s background is primarily in worship and production, joining her first worship team at age twelve. Having been on staff at a Northwest church since 2001, she now works as assistant to the Northwest Foursquare District Supervisor in Tacoma, WA. This fulfilling role has made it possible for her to pursue her passion for being in multiple churches, working with worship and production teams and sharing those churches’ innovative ideas with as many other

churches as are interested. She would love to hear from you at [email protected].

Cindy Wilt Colville / www.cindywiltcolville.comCindy is a 24 year veteran of the Christian music industry. She was the production manager for Steven Curtis Chapman’s first four records. For fifteen years Cindy was a music publisher with Benson Music Publishing and Word Music Publishing. During her nine years at Word, Cindy signed and developed Matthew West, Jason Ingram, and Cindy Morgan. As a creative music publishing consultant she provides a variety of services including song catalog assessment, career consultation, songwriter development, song critique, song plugging, workshop facilitation and A&R resource for independent artists. Cindy organized and facilitated the ASCAP Foundation

Christian Songwriters Workshop. She lives with her husband in Nashville, Tennessee.

Brent Todd / www.myfoursquarechurch.comBrent Todd is a Staff Pastor and Technical Director of Puyallup Foursquare Church. Currently swimming in the seas of the “Multi Campus Church”, he is a hardcore Northwesterner,

family man, avid cyclist, and Vespa rider.

Martin Stillion / www.stillion.com/martinMulti-instrumentalist, Martin Stillion, a 13-year veteran of worship bands, plays at Seattle’s Bethany Presbyterian Church. Martin writes the mandolin column in Worship Musician Magazine. He is also a husband, father, writer, editor, webmaster, composer, recording artist,

and instrument dealer. You can also check out his site... www.emando.com

John Standefer / www.praiseguitar.comJohn Standefer has won the National Fingerstyle Guitar Contest and the International ‘Home of the Legends’ Guitar Contest and has many CDs, books and videos to his credit. When he’s not traveling all over the world concertizing and teaching his acclaimed ‘Praise Guitar Workshop’

in churches, he also writes the guitar column for Christian Musician Magazine.

Norm Stockton / normstockton.comAs bassist, artist and clinician (MTD Basses, Gallien-Krueger, CMS Conferences), Norm Stockton travels throughout North America, Europe and Japan. As of 2006, Norm can be found playing bass & singing backing vocals with Lincoln Brewster. Norm has been profiled in Bass Player magazine, as well as the featured artist on the Gallien Krueger website. He also serves as the bass columnist for Christian Musician magazine. His new solo release, Tea in the Typhoon, featuring the artistic talents of John & Sachi Patitucci, Gregg Bissonette, Rob Mullins and Michael Manring, releases in the fall of 2009. Norm lives in Orange County, CA, with

his wife and daughters.Bob Stratton

Bob Stratton is foremost a worship leader in his home church in Oxford, England, but also a successful software developer. In the past, Bob co-wrote ‘Refuge in you’ with Brenton Brown and Pete Jones published on the Vineyard ‘Hungry’ album. Apart from leading worship, Bob has also run a successful software business for the last few years. The idea for Fly! came about over some conversations with friends that are also worship leaders. We discussed the need for a tool that enhances worship times in smaller groups but did not restrict the user on arrangements. The primary focus was to build a tool that facilitated worship, not constraining it. We built Fly! and were amazed by the results! Honestly, if it wasn’t conducive to worship, we would have

abandoned it. Thankfully, that wasn’t necessary!

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Greg Sisley / [email protected] is on the pastoral staff at Faith in Kent, WA, where he serves as executive pastor and leads production. He is a part of the LIFT Team, specializing in lighting design and technical/

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Scott Shuford / www.frontgatemedia.comScott is the CEO of FrontGate Media, the largest pop-culture media group reaching the faith and family audience with 15 million email subscribers, 25 million monthly page views, 600,000+ at events and in 45 million television households, and is currently launching Creator Leadership Network’s Creator Worship online radio station for worship leaders. Scott and his companies play a key role in the success of record labels and artists, publishers and authors, movie studios, non-profit organizations and more seeking “creative & emerging media” outlets. He was recently featured in Adweek as an authority on the “Role Of Religion In Modern Consumer

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SESSION 1 - FRIDAY, NOV 12 10:15am

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Instructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSAndy Park Work, Rest and Worship

How the heart and practice of worship is expressed in our daily and weekly rhythms of work and rest. Our attitudes towards life and work, our interaction with family and co-workers, and our prioritizing of activities all flow out of a choice to be worshipers of God first of all. God’s idea of Sabbath rest is not just a weekly ritual; it’s an inward state of being that shapes our moment-by-moment experience.

Chapel

Melissa Doppler How to Herd CatsLeading a team of creative people can be so rewarding AND frustrating. This class offers some insights and practical tips on how to understand, develop and lead your creative team more effectively, with less frustration for all concerned.

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Heidi Todd Building THE Kingdom instead of Your KingdomHow to create community with your team and with other churches.

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Scott Shuford Worship Leader Marketing 101: Social Media, PR, Advertising & Promotion (repeated on Saturday) Scott shares marketing strategies for worship leaders, focusing on a balance between the business of music and ministry. He will take your questions and share successful strategies from his experiences working with Integrity Music, Worship Together, Vineyard Music, Rick Muchow (Saddleback Church,) and others in the areas of social media, public relations, advertising and promotion.

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VOCALSSheri Gould Basic Vocal Technique

We’ll discuss basic vocal technique and care for the voice. Learn how to strengthen your voice and increase your range. Learn how to improve your tone and relieve tension in your voice We’ll discuss stage presence, communication, – all part of what we do as we sing and lead in worship – all this and more are covered in this interactive class that’s fun yet very informative.

Room 3

GUITARChrissy Shefts Guitar - As a Voice

Maximizing the voice of the guitar as a lead, rhythm, and background instrument. How to craft color in your playing.

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Will McFarlane Being in the NOWPart prophetic workshop and part guitar clinic. Learn how to hear the Spirit in the “Now” and respond with both singing and playing your instrument. Take charge of redeeming what you may already know without fear or inhibition.

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Mitch Bohannon Cut Capo Tips and TricksCome and learn how to effectively use the cut capo on the worship platform. Whether you’re a beginner or more advanced, we’ll cover useful tips and techniques that you can even use this Sunday. We will also cover song selection for the cut capo.

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KEYSEd Kerr Getting Along With Guitarists

A guitarist and a bass player will join me as I demonstrate by example ways that keyboard players can create parts that complement rather than compete with what guitarists are playing. Emphasis will be placed on developing a broader sonic palette, using pad sounds, string sounds, organ, and electric piano rather than simply using a grand piano sound.

Student Room

BASS & DRUMSNorm Stockton & Tony Morra

Grooving Together: Bass & DrumsThis session will be an informative & engaging exploration into the relationship and interaction between the bass and drums in an effective rhythm section. A multitude of concepts and groove considerations will be explained and demonstrated.

3rd Floor Lobby

DRUMS & PERCUSSIONEmedin Rivera Percussion...Not Just An Afterthought

We will talk about the unique role of percussion in your band and how to gracefully keep it from being overlooked or under valued.

Choir Room

SONGS & INDIE ARTISTSCindy Wilt Colville

I’ve Written the Songs, Now What?This workshop will challenge songwriters to think outside the box on getting songs placed beyond their own artist projects. You will discover local, regional and national potential markets for songs and how to strategically present your songs.

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Tony Hooper The Song Writer’s PumpUsing random phone numbers to jump start your creative juices. No need to sit around completely stumped as to where to start. Pick up a pen, your instrument, and a phone book and go to work. You’ll never have creative blockage again.

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= instruments welcome

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Instructor Title & Description RoomSONGS & INDIE ARTISTSKeith Mohr The New Music Indie-Stry

Come learn from Keith about the vital role indie music plays in the music scene.

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AUDIODave Dartnall & Greg Sisley

Creating Worship Environments Worthy of the One We WorshipWould you like to see how professional audio and lighting technicians use the latest equipment, innovative technology, and advanced mixing techniques to create life-changing worship environments? Join Dave Dartnall, Greg Sisley, and the Lift AV team for an in-depth description and demonstration of the sound and lighting systems in the main auditorium. Learn about planning, design, and implementation of world-class AV systems. Here you will discover both “the tools of the trade” and where you can get the help you need for your ministry!

Big Room

Greg Hearns It’s All About the SourceGreg Hearns, Senior Systems Consultant with CCI Solutions, explains Tips and techniques to improve the front of house mix...AKA... What to do before touching the Mic Pre or EQ.

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Kent Margraves In-Ear Monitors for WorshipMono or stereo? What is “focus mode”? Ambience mics - do we need those? The mixing techniques that are appropriate for the front-of-house or monitor wedge mixes don’t always apply to in-ear mixes. We’ll discuss the use of IEMs in worship, and various mixing techniques for creating the type of mix that is really useful and effective for those relying on them.

Nursery Lobby

Jacob Cody & Dan Craik

Digital Mixing Lab - M7CL (repeated Friday & Saturday)Hands-on overview of the features and operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Yamaha will supply several M7s and students will have the opportunity to mix tracks at the conclusion of the session.

Lobby Room 2

Steve Savanyu Fundamentals of Microphones and ApplicationsLearn how microphones work and how to get the most out of your mics. Topics include: Dynamic, Condenser, Ribbon element types and how they work; pick up patterns and how to effectively apply them to your application; phantom power; proximity effect; 3-to-1 rule, Max SPL; How to solve common problems including minimizing feedback, wearing microphones properly, Picking the right microphone for your application and much more.

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VISUAL MEDIADave Dartnall & Greg Sisley

Creating Worship Environments Worthy of the One We WorshipSee the description above in the Audio section.

Big Room

Mike Overlin Photography in Worship ...the art of iconic imagingImagery has become as much a part of the worship experience in the modern church as music and corporate singing. The right photograph or video clip will often provide the perfect bridge between a concept or a mood and your congregation. We will explore the tools of iconic imagery, starting with the camera and ending with powerful digital image development. We will cover the basics of camera operation including aperture, shutter speed and depth of field as well as what you can and can not do with your point and shoot camera. This is one of the most critical aspects of this workshop and attendees will leave understanding why certain cameras can do more than others...no matter how many megapixels they have!

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Come by the Artist Merch area upstairs in the ‘Not-So-Loud’ Exhibit Room and enter to win the first ever Autographed Christian Musician Summit

Guitar!We’re starting with a perfectly good Samick D7 Acoustic

Guitar with rosewood back and sides, and solid spruce top... then we’ll be adding the autographs of our

artists & presenters and giving it away on Saturday night... the Winner need not be present... but it’s a

lot FUNNER if you are.... :)

AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR GIVE-AWAY

SESSION 2 - FRIDAY, NOV 12 11:30amInstructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSBob Kauflin Using Creativity for God’s Glory

In this workshop Bob will explore how to pursue creativity in congregational worship in a way that glorifies God rather than our creativity.

Big Room

Diana Cua My Seat On The Crazy TrainUniquely called and incredibly gifted, musicians can bring an interesting dynamic to relationships. This workshop will bring insight and encouragement to those who live with musicians and other specialists in the music industry.

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Frank Montgomery

Cultivating Your RelationshipsCommunion and fellowship with God, your worship team and your congregation is the key.

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VOCALSTim Carson Vocal Artistry for Worship

Singing worship is about expressing the passion, joy and celebration that is our response to God’s presence in our lives. But many singers experience limitations in their voice’s ability to express all that their heart desires to convey. This session will provide practical tools to developing Vocal Freedom, Strength, Expression and Style that will unlock your voices’ full potential and allow you to more fully express your heart in worship.

Room 3

GUITARDoug Doppler Chop Builder 2.0

Whether it’s at Church, on stage, or just in your bedroom - who doesn’t want more chops? Refueled and back by popular demand! (guitars welcome)

Lobby Room 1

George Sabolick

Acoustic GuitarUnderstanding the complexity of guitar tones with different models / Strumming Songs / Fingerstyle Songs for Christmas / Using Capos

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David Harsh Rhythm Guitar: The Next LevelDesigned to enrich the skills of the rhythm guitarist, whether for worship leading or songwriting, this workshop covers practical aspects that any guitarist will find useful. Concepts covered include: mapping out the fretboard like a piano, diatonic and non-diatonic chords, moveable chords, major and minor keys, transposition, chordal analysis, the CAGED system, and more.

Room 1

KEYSKelly Carpenter

Ideas for Adding Style to Your Piano PlayingThis workshop focuses on how to add color and dimension to your piano playing through the use of ornamentation, voicing, and improvisational techniques. We start with basic chord progressions and then build upon them to layer by layer to create more expressive and interesting motifs and rhythms.

Student Room

Mike Overlin Arranger Workstations in WorshipThese keyboards provide everything you need to produce comprehensive demos, complex musical arrangements and flowing live worship. Equally at home as a solo instrument or as part of a complete band, you won’t want to miss this workshop.

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STRINGS / WINDS / MELODIC INSTRUMENTSCherlyn Johnson

Strings: Improvisation for Worship IDeveloping Your Voice in the Worship BandAn important overview for string players beginning to play with a worship band, we’ll explore new styles, techniques and amplification/equipment options, discover new approaches for playing as a team member, and work on basic improvisation skills, for the ultimate purpose of glorifying God through your instrument. Please bring your instrument and be ready to worship!

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BASSNorm Stockton Grooving for Heaven: The Bassist and Contemporary Worship

This clinic will spend time focusing on establishing a solid foundation for our bass playing. Topics to be explored include: fingerboard familiarity, technique, muting, phrasing, groove/time/feel, arrangement concepts, ensemble playing, building a vocabulary, chart navigation basics, gear talk, and ideas/exercises for developing synergy with your drummer.

3rd Floor Lobby

DRUMS & AUDIODoug Gould, Tony Morra & John Mills

How to Mic the Drum KitThis session will shed light and rip the veil (or break the plexiglas shield) to uncover great drum sounds for live sound and recordings. We will have a world-class drummer on hand to assist us in the presentation of these tried and true techniques. We guarantee that your drums will definitely sit in the mix better or we’ll set up auditions for another drummer or buy you a drum machine.

Choir Room


Instructor Title & Description RoomSONGS / INDIE ARTISTSBob Halligan Jr

Planet Songwriter Fitness!A fun string of exercises that will give you songwriting muscles in places you didn’t have places!

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Corey Fournier

Recording Solutions for SongwritersWith all the recording options available for songwriters, what are the best ones for you? Whether you’re an instrumentalist, singer, worship leader, or all the above, we’ll show you simple, affordable tools and proven techniques to quickly capture song ideas and take your writing to the next level.

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Keith Mohr Top Tips for Indie Artist SuccessLearn from Keith of IndieHeaven.com what it takes to make it as an indie artist.

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AUDIOGreg Hearns Slap Back Attack: Answers to “Controlling Room Acoustics”

One of the challenges to a great worship service is creating musical impact without excessive loudness. Greg Hearns, Senior Systems Consultant, will explain acoustical materials and show how improving the acoustics of the room can improve the overall worship experience.

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Peter Robinson Using Predictive Software in PA System DesignWant to know if that new PA system you are thinking about will actually meet your goals? Should I use Point-and-Shoot cabinets or a Line Array? Will kind of coverage will I have? Will there be dead spots? Can I get even frequency response in every seat? How loud will it be? Use these up to date software programs to help predict the answers to all of these questions and more. Even better, they are free and will be available in the class. Bring your laptop

Lobby Room 2

Dave Mendez Microphones in the Worship EnvironmentLearn which types of microphones are most effective for choir, spoken word, instruments and other applications in the worship environment. Use microphone selection and placement to maximize fidelity and avoid feedback and other common audio problems.

Nursery Lobby

Brent Todd & Marc Breda

Leading A Technical Team...Team, team, team... The ins and outs of leading a technical ministry.

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Dave Dartnall Creative Solutions for Worship System ProblemsWe will be discussing ways to get the greatest impact from the systems you have. If you have sound problems, lighting issues, or projection or recording challenges, this session is for you.

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Doug Gould, Tony Morra & John Mills

How to Mic the Drum KitSee Description in the ‘DRUMS / AUDIO’ section above.

Choir Room


Acoustic Café Stage at LunchtimeJohn Standefer12:45 in the 2nd floor lobby area.

Lunch CLINICS & EVENTS Tools of the Trade: presented by Dave Dartnall and Greg Sisley of LIFT AV. Check out the CMS Lighting and Audio rigs. Demo of several new pieces of equipment form various manufacturers.12:30 - 12:55 in the Worship Center

SESSION 3 - FRIDAY, NOV 12 2:45pmInstructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSIsrael Houghton

The Heart of WorshipThis workshop will discuss the importance of merging worship and justice.

Big Room

Rick Cua Ministry for the Long HaulThere are things you should know and ways to prepare for a lifetime of ministry. You can prevent burnout and give God your very best at the same time.

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Lou McSheffrey Expanding Your Ministry Through the Army National GuardThis workshop is for persons who want to know more about what serving on a chaplain team is all about, and how it may further bless them, their families, communities, church and soldiers under their care.

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Paul Herman Worship Trends and CCLI ResourcesUsing CCLI research and lists of top songs, Paul will discuss various trends in worship music over the past few years, and also talk about the current and upcoming resources from CCLI, designed to help you do your job better, easier and more efficiently.

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Mitch Bohannon

Easy Click Tracks, loops, & music software: Ableton Live TrainingAre you using a click-track on the platform with your worship team? If not, come learn how you can literally take your worship team to a new level. In this session, we will explore options to begin using a click as well as guide and enhancement tracks and loops that will help tighten up your team and can even fill in for missing instruments. Come with your laptop and download a trial version of Ableton for hands-on experience. Door Prizes included!!

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VOCALSSheri Gould Take your Worship Team to the Next Level

We’ll take a look at some of the things that impede progress for a typical worship team and give you some tips on how to overcome them. I’ll show you some ways to improve your rehearsal strategies, get a better blend, grow your ability to work together as a group and find better harmonies and arrangements and provide a better overall worship experience for you and your congregation.

Room 3

GUITARPhil Keaggy Songs & Stories with Phil Keaggy

Join us for an hour of songs and stories with guitar legend, Phil Keaggy.Chapel

Scotty Murray Tones & TricksLearn how to get incredible tone using these tricks and techniques.

Lobby Room 1

John Standefer Take the Ho-Hum Out of HymnsFresh ideas for arranging hymns and choruses.

Room 1

KEYSTom Brooks Keyboard Master Class

You’ll be playing the Top 10 P&W songs like a Studio Pro when you leave! Focuses on everything from designing/improvising parts and finger technique to reading charts and picking sounds; using all the songs that are happening today.

Student Room

BASSDaniel Ornellas

Mastering the Role of Bass in WorshipCome learn shortcuts to becoming very effective in your worship band including writing quick number charts, mastering tone, warm ups, how to use your amp and overcoming venue blues.

3rd Floor Lobby

DRUMSBen Showalter Helpful Observations and Useful Tips for Drummers in Worship

and ElsewhereIn this session, we’ll talke about: Reading Music/Learning by Ear, Preparation, Time/Clicks/Loops, Dynamics and Dynamic Control, Musicality, Following a Worship Leader/Cues/Line of Sight, Problem Solving and more.

Choir Room

SONGS / INDIE ARTISTSBob Halligan Jr.

Songwriter CollaborationTired of flying solo? It’s always worth a try to write with someone else and see what the Lord has in store!

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Tim Moon Taking it to the StreetsFor over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time “street musicianary.” Sharing the Gospel along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay Area of California. Learn the do’s and don’ts of effective street ministry and evangelism.

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AUDIOJohn Mills Critically Listening

This workshop is critical for audio technicians. How to listen ‘inside’ the mix... what to listen for, how to listen for it, and what to do about it.

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Instructor Title & Description RoomAUDIOJacob Cody & Dan Craik

Digital Mixing Lab using the M7CL Hands-on overview of the features and operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Yamaha will supply several M7s and students will have the opportunity to mix tracks at the conclusion of the session.

Lobby Room 2

Doug Gould Microphones for Live SoundWe will learn the differences between various microphones types, dynamics and condensers; polar patterns, or where the microphone is sensitive and where it is not; frequency response and how that relates to our choices; what is proximity effect; comb filtering, why fewer mics sounds better than more mics; rules of placement; applications for various microphones and more.

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Dave Mendez Wireless Mics for Worship:Proper Selection and Operation of Wireless Microphones can make or breakyour worship message. In this class, we will cover how to select and operatemultiple wireless microphone products to have the most reliable transmission available. Topics include basic frequency selection, antenna placement, troubleshooting techniques, as well as a brief update on spectrum changes.

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Joey Sanchez Custom In-Ear Monitors and Their Benefits for your Worship TeamWe will talk about what custom inear monitors are, what exactly they do, and how they can benefit and enhance the music/worship experience. We will also discuss the differences and pros and cons between a universal earphone and a custom earphone.

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Instructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSBrenton Brown & Band

Arranging Songs with a Band for WorshipJoin Brenton and his band as they explore musical options for corporate worship. Creating parts for acoustic & electric guitar, bass and drums.

Big Room

Jesse Butterworth Worship Top TenTen practical ways to make your worship services more engaging.

Chapel

Melissa Doppler Help! I’m Married to a Creative GeniusA frank look at the challenges and blessings associated with living in a creative household. Discover some keys to better understanding your creative personalities and how you can serve each other and build a God-glorifying, harmonious home life.

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Tom Brooks Super Awesome RehearsalsEffective, fun, high-energy Leadership Techniques

Student Room

David Harsh The Peripheral Worship LeaderThis workshop is for people who want to raise the standard of how they lead worship, either individually, or as a team. Concepts include: necessary tools for worship, defining worship, finding the balance in leading worship, the needs of the worshiper, song selection, a pictorial journey through the Tabernacle of Moses, and more.

Lobby Room 1

Manuel Luz Creativity and FaithWhy are we creative? What makes us compose, paint, write, film, act, and dance? And how does God receive our artistic expressions? Manuel Luz practically discusses the crucial necessity of understanding the convergence of faith and the arts, the nature of creativity, and the relationship between the artist and God.

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VOCALSTim Carson Extend Your Vocal Range

Do you feel like your upper range has hit the ceiling? Are you frustrated because your vocal range limits what your voice can do? In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn practical tools to help you develop the fullness of your vocal range.

Room 3

GUITARGeorge Sabolick

Acoustic GuitarAlternative Tunings / Open Chords / How to Pick New Songs / Playing with Others

Room 1

MANDOLINMartin Stillion Chords!

From easy open 2-finger positions to movable barres and finger twisters. Learn how chords are made (and why), and discover how to find your chords high, low, and in between.

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KEYSCorey Fournier Worship Keyboard Skills for the 21st Century

In this interactive, hands-on class, you’ll learn how to unlock your creative potential as a keyboardist and unleash your inner orchestrator.

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WINDS / STRINGS / MELODIC INSTRUMENTSMike Overlin Learning the Art of Improvisation / Winds in Worship

For all instrumentalists. We will cover the basics of improvisation and explore how the worship soloist can add to your church’s worship experience. What to play, when to play and when not to play. Using popular worship songs, we will explore chords, scales, rhythms and how they work together to create worshipful improvisation. Just as important, we will look at exciting technology that will make practicing these skills fun!

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BASSNorm Stockton Bassists and the Art of Groove

A crash course for bass players interested in developing their groove abilities! Topics covered will include fingerboard familiarity, technique, muting, phrasing, essential ear-training, avoiding groovicidal tendencies, effective bass/drum interaction, and more from Norm’s Grooving for Heaven instructional DVDs.

3rd Floor Lobby

DRUMSGregg Bissonette

Musical Drumming - Part 1There’s more to playing drums than smackin’ heads with sticks. Learn from Gregg the art of playing drums more musically.

Choir Room

SONGS & INDIE ARTISTSKeith Mohr How to Get Rich and Famous in Christian Music. 128

SESSION 4 - SAT, NOV 13 10:15am= instruments welcome

Instructor Title & Description RoomSONGS & INDIE ARTISTSJonathan Lee & John Andrade

Writer to Publisher - It’s a two way street...Jonathan Lee (artist/writer with Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing and 1CN Records) and John Andrade (Publisher with Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing) will lead a workshop discussing the role and relationship of writers and publishers. Learn the steps a writer needs to take to connect with a publisher. Discover the types of writers publishers are actively seeking. This is also a great opportunity to learn how writers and publishers work together for success. After a song is written, how does this team deliver music to the public? It’s a partnership.

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AUDIOJohn Mills The Art of the Mix

Tips, tricks, and techniques used get your mix out of the basement. Many people just get things balanced and let the band do the rest. This class will take the audience experience to the next level. The sound board is an instrument... PLAY IT!

Lobby Room 2

Mark Pearson Building Project Solutions for Music, Creative Arts Directors and Tech DirectorsMark Pearson, Senior Systems Consultant explains the 10 important technical design elements you must make sure are included to achieve a successful outcome when planning and designing a new worship center.

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Dave Mendez Personal Monitor Systems in WorshipHigh stage volumes are a serious problem and in-ear monitors are a solution. Learn how the features and benefits these tools offer can provide solutions for loud levels, feedback and consistent mixes, while improving the worship experience for the praise team and the congregation.

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Kent Margraves Advanced Microphone Applications for Worship This session will go beyond the basics of microphone theory and technique, and get to the very practical applications of multi-miking the modern worship platform. We’ll review various “tips and tricks” the pros use to improve their live sound mixes right at the sources - on stage. If you know microphone basics, but sometimes still find yourself struggling with mic selection or proper technique for certain applications, this session will interest you. Live multi-media support will enhance the concepts discussed. Not quite for the beginner. Prerequisite - basic understanding of microphone types and usage.

Nursery Lobby

VISUAL MEDIAGreg Sisley & Richard Gibson

DMX 101: The BasicsThis exciting class will move quickly through a brief history and description of DMX 512, and focus on taking control of light via various DMX control applications. Among other topics, we will cover the ‘math’ of DMX, addressing and dipswitches, HTP & LTP, line termination, and wireless DMX options. Appropriate for the novice to intermediate, this class will give you the tools and understanding you need to confidently move forward in your skills with lighting. Anyone who plans to work with lights should be there.

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Instructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSGungor The Theology of Creativity

Why is creativity important? How can I break out of the box and be more creative?

Big Room

Rick & Diana Cua

Couples In Ministry: Double Blessing or Double TroubleWorking together in ministry can be challenging. We will look at some absolutes to help make it wonderful.

Chapel

Tom Jackson The 4 Most Important Things.....for those who Sing, Lead Worship, Minister/Perform onstage. Come see if this is true.

3rd Floor Lobby

Doug Doppler Making a Joyful NoiseGreat sound happens long before the mixing console. Practical tips for how to get your team to sound great both on the platform and in the congregation. (for musicians and sound teams)

Nursery Lobby

Paul Herman Copyright Law and Church Music: Making Sense of It AllWhat are the common church music copying activities that may be impacted by the U.S. Copyright Laws? Paul will guide you through a common sense approach to keeping your church music department legally compliant. Feel free to come with questions.

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Bob Stratton A demonstration of Fly! - Virtual Worship Band software for small Churches + Q & A sessionSee how Fly! can make your small team sound like a full band with the latest worship songs recorded by the pro’s. If you are responsible for worship and don’t have a full band then Fly! will revolutionize your worship times. Easy to use dynamic looping, fading and custom loops that anyone can operate. Simple muting of the instruments you dont need. If you can use iTunes, you can use Fly!

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Scott Shuford Worship Leader Marketing 101: Social Media, PR, Advertising & Promotion Scott shares marketing strategies for worship leaders, focusing on a balance between the business of music and ministry. He will take your questions and share successful strategies from his experiences working with Integrity Music, Worship Together, Vineyard Music, Rick Muchow (Saddleback Church,) and others in the areas of social media, public relations, advertising and promotion.

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VOCALSSheri Gould Developing Style & Creating an Effective Vocal Routine

We’ll take an in depth look at how to affect the quality of your singing voice. We’ll help you to find ways of discovering a sound—or multiple sounds that work well for you and show you how you can apply this to help develop a style that is all your own! Next I’ll help you to design your own personal vocal warm up routine—one that you’ll DO! I’ll also give you some ways you can strengthen and condition your voice as well as develop lots of other skills through a vocal workout that you will help create!

Room 3

GUITARScotty Murray Practical Practice Skills

Improve your guitar playing chops by applying these skills and techniques to your rehearsal times.

Lobby Room 1

John Standefer Christmas With The GuitarJoin fingerstyle guitar champion John Standefer and learn unusually cool guitar arrangements of ‘Silent Night’. Includes TAB for both accompaniment and solo versions.

Room 1

KEYSEd Kerr Eliminating Dead Air

We’ll spend some time demonstrating various techniques that can be used to connect songs together smoothly. Also, creative ways to allow for instrumental solos within songs will be demonstrated.

Student Room

STRINGS / WINDS / MELODIC INSTRUMENTSCherlyn Johnson

Strings: Improvisation for Worship IIString players: as a continuation of Improvisation for Worship I, we’ll now be exploring and using techniques for fast songs, and working further on what we’ve learned – from being the backdrop, to filling, to using Celtic and contemporary styles and more - with a small band. This is a hands-on workshop, so PLEASE bring your instrument and be ready to worship!

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BASS & DRUMSDaniel Ornellas & Ben Showalter

Building a Solid Foundation with Bass & DrumsLearn from Daniel & Ben, Brenton Brown’s rhythm section, how they work together to provide the necessary foundation for the band. You’ll learn about musical landscapes, and how to tighten up your performance.

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Instructor Title & Description RoomDRUMSCorey Fournier Dynamics Without Plexiglas

Electronic percussion can be a friend to both sound techs AND drummers, but finding the balance between volume control and expressiveness can be illusive. Find out how drummers and sound techs can work together to achieve the ultimate “Silent Stage.”

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SONGS / INDIE ARTISTSCindy Wilt Colville

Music Publishing 101This workshop will provide a general overview of how music publishing works. Definition of publishing terms such as statutory mechanical rate, a single song agreement, co-publishing, administration, performing rights organizations, song plugging. We will describe sources of income for songwriters and how to get paid when someone uses your song. We will discuss what a publisher does, when you need a publisher, the best way to build a relationship with a publisher and how to be your own publisher.

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AUDIO Doug Gould Lowering Stage Volumes

The prevailing problem in most of our churches today is that our platforms are too loud and it’s messing everything up. What can we do to fix the problem? We will explore methods that don’t require any additional equipment. Through some common sense applications, you may find that the levels on the stage can be greatly reduced. If that doesn’t work, we’ll go into some additional explanations of methods that may require additional gear. In-Ear personal monitors and Personal Monitor Mixers, Amp Modelers, buttkickers, drum shields and electronic instruments, and mute boxes.

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Rick Boring Getting from the Stage to FOH using Digital AudioOne CAT5 cable can carry up to 64 channels of audio with the right setup. Rick Boring, Senior Systems Consultant with CCI solutions will give you hands-on experience and show you how to install and maintain a simple digital audio transport system.

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Don Boomer Digital Wireless MicrophonesIn this seminar, we’ll discuss the future of wireless microphones with respect to the recent FCC rule changes and the closing of the 700MHz band to wireless mics. Come discover why Line 6 XD-V Digital Wireless mics are the better-sounding and easier to use alternative to conventional core TV band UHF wireless mics.

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Jacob Cody & Dan Craik

Digital Mixing Lab using the M7CL - Advanced... More in-depth training on the operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Several consoles are available for hands-on training.

Lobby Room 2

VISUAL MEDIACraig Kelly ZoomIT.cam – training for camera operators

WANTED! New volunteer camera operators. No experience necessary. Willingness to learn and ask questions a must. Everything you need to know for your 1st day on the video crew in one easy lesson. Bring a friend.

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Super Looper! featuring the BOSS RC-2 pedal(hands-on... bring your guitar)Saturday at 12:45pm - Room 120 Clinician: Paul Hanson

Acoustic Café Stage at LunchtimeCherlyn Johnson & Heartdance12:45 in the 2nd floor lobby area.

Lunch CLINICS & EVENTS Tools of the Trade: presented by Dave Dartnall and Greg Sisley of LIFT AV. Check out the CMS Lighting and Audio rigs. Demo of several new pieces of equipment form various manufacturers.12:30 - 12:55 in the Worship Center

SESSION 6 - SAT, NOV 13 3:15pmInstructor Title & Description RoomLEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANSNewworldson Fitting the Pieces Together: How We Write & Arrange Songs as

a Band Join Newworldson as they share how they create songs, parts and arrangements.

Big Room

Tom Jackson Live Music Production: Hands-On with a Live Band (guinea pig)Ridiculously important concepts demonstrated for those who sing, perform or lead worship. Join Tom as he works with a band in a Live Demo! This is great for ALL band members and leaders.

Chapel

Michael & Lisa Gungor, Brenton Brown & Matt Ewald

New Song CaféCome prepared to learn and sing new songs, as you join Matt Ewald from WorshipTogether.com along with Brenton Brown & Michael & Lisa Gungor. They’ll be sharing new songs by these great songwriters.

Room 1

Mike Overlin Music Technology for Modern WorshipNeed to create a loop for a worship song? Looking for technology that will allow you to lead flowing interactive worship with limited musicians or by yourself? We will utilize both hardware and software solutions to accomplish all of the above and more.

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Melissa Doppler

The Balancing ActHow to effectively and successfully juggle the demands of home life, work and ministry. Addressing some of the competing demands for our attention, time and energy and helping people make choices that allow us to serve God in a healthy, holisitic and sustainable way

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Mitch Bohannon

Easy Click Tracks, loops, & music software: Ableton Live TrainingAre you using a click-track on the platform with your worship team? If not, come learn how you can literally take your worship team to a new level. In this session, we will explore options to begin using a click as well as guide and enhancement tracks and loops that will help tighten up your team and can even fill in for missing instruments. Come with your laptop and download a trial version of Ableton for hands-on experience. Door Prizes included!!

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Manuel Luz Pride: The Unspoken Sin of the Worship LeaderIt is more than a little ironic that the drive to get really good at our craft—music, songwriting, the arts—is often times our pride. And that irony extends even to being called as a worship leader. In this workshop, Manuel Luz dives respectfully and sensitively into the touchy issue of pride and how it affects each and every one of us. [Note: If you don’t think this workshop applies to you, think again.]

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VOCALSTim Carson Discovering Vocal Freedom

Every singer should know the confidence that comes from vocal strength and control, in order to experience the thrill of connecting their heart to their songs and discovering the freedom of true vocal expression. This session will help you to identify the areas of vocal tension that are limiting your vocal range, strength and flexibility and will provide practical exercises that will help you to move beyond the barriers holding back your vocal potential.

Room 3

Doug & Sheri Gould

Microphones and Monitors for VocalistsInstrumentalists invest much time, effort and money into the research and acquistion of their instruments. Vocalists, on the other hand, will use any microphone that’s handed to them. Why? Learn what to look for when auditioning microphones and what the obvious and subtle differences are. We’ll demonstrate lead and background vocal microphone tips and tricks to enhance the vocal sound in your mix. We’ll also discuss monitoring for the vocal team as well.

Lobby Room 2

GUITARChrissy Shefts From the Stage to the Studio

Taking your guitar playing from the stage to the recording studio. Differences and similarities. It’s not all about you.

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Doug Doppler What’s the Blues Got to Do With It?Feel, timing, and dynamics are some of the key elements that we can draw out of the Blues and into Praise and Worship. Join us as we connect the dots! (guitars welcome)

Lobby Room 1

KEYSKelly Carpenter

Ideas for Keyboard Playing With a BandPlaying with a worship team presents challenges different than when playing solo piano. It is important to know what to play and what not to play, depending on the makeup of the band. Types of sounds beyond basic piano are covered, including B3 (organ), electric pianos, strings and pads, and other elements, as well as when and how to play them in different contexts.

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Instructor Title & Description RoomSTRINGSCherlyn Johnson

Violin/Viola Masterclass: Technique Tune-upTime to tune up your technique! We’ll cover common challenge areas, from getting a bigger, better tone, to improving your shifting, expression, vibrato, and bow technique, as well as address your specific questions, and provide you with resources for advancing your skills further and making the most of your practice time. Please bring your instrument and a favorite song or piece.

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BASSNorm Stockton

From Bass Pyrotechnics to ArtThis session will delve into some of the more advanced techniques employed in the contemporary electric bassist’s vocabulary, including slapping, tapping, chording, artificial harmonics, and more. We’ll explore ways in which these techniques can be incorporated in a musically appropriate and artistic manner.

3rd Floor Lobby

DRUMSGregg Bissonette

Musical Drumming - Part 2There’s more to playing drums than smackin’ heads with sticks. Learn from Gregg the art of playing drums more musically.

Choir Room

SONGS & INDIE ARTISTSCindy Wilt Colville

The Work and the Art of SongwritingWe will discover ten strategic steps to take your songwriting to the next level. Direction will be given on looking at your songs objectively, how to effectively work on your craft, nurturing your creativity to discover the big ideas and expanding your creative community.

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Tim Moon Taking it to the StreetsFor over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time “street musicianary.” Sharing the Gospel along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay Area of California. Learn the do’s and don’ts of effective street ministry and evangelism.

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AUDIODoug & Sheri Gould

Microphones and Monitors for VocalistsSee description above in the Vocal section.

Lobby Room 2

Steve Savanyu Advanced Wireless SystemsIn this session, we cover: Getting the most out of your wireless systems. Using remote antennas and antenna DA’s. How to set up multiple wireless systems and build a coordinated frequency plan. How to minimize RF dropouts with remote antennas. Integrating wireless mics and IEM systems. How the recent FCC rulings can affect your wireless use. How to take advantage of your diversity wireless and much more.

Nursery Lobby

VISUAL MEDIAGreg Sisley & Richard Gibson

Advanced Lighting for Video Production VenuesA systematic overview of relevant lighting theory and design focused on providing the best environment for both video production and live viewing. Topics covered will include ambient light, color matching and correction, appropriate fixture application, camera location, and communication. We will also discuss, white balancing, uniformity of field, and the pros and cons of fixed vs. automated lights.

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Marc Breda Video System TourWe’ll meet in room 128, then take a tour of the video system of Overlake Christian Church.

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Revelation 5:9 (New International Version)9 And they sang a new song: “You are worthy to take the scroll and to open its seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased men for God from every tribe and language and people and nation.Pahayag 5:9 (Ang Salita ng Diyos) Tagalog of the Philippines9 At sila ay umawit ng bagong awit. Sinabi nila: Ikaw ay karapat-dapat kumuha ng balumbon at magbukas ng selyo nito. Dahil pinatay ka nila at tinubos mo kami para sa Diyos ng iyong dugo, sa bawat lipi at wika, mga tao at bansa.

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· GOD OF WONDERS (recently performed by Kutless) written by Marc Byrd and Steve Hindalong

· MY SAVIOR, MY GOD written by Aaron Shust and Dorothy Greenwell

· GREAT ARE YOU LORD (performed by Phillips, Craig and Dean) written by James Rueger and Tony Wood

· BEAUTIFUL KING written by Jonathan Lee, Chad Cates and Matt Underwood

· IMMORTAL, INVISIBLE written by Laura Story and Ed Cash

· SHELTER (performed by Jars of Clay) written by Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason and Matt Odmark

· MY HELP COMES FROM THE LORD (performed by The Museum) written by Barry Weeks, Bryan Brown, Jon Abel and Tony Wood

· AS THE DEER written by Martin Nystrom

· WHEN THE STARS BURN DOWN written by Jonathan Lee and Jennie Lee Riddle

· LORD I LIFT YOUR NAME ON HIGH written by Rick Founds

· ABSOLUTELY (performed by Starfield) written by Ian Eskelin, John Neufeld and Tim Neufeld

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