Through simple chants rooted within the context of a monastic tradition, Christians from around the world unite in one voice by singing praises to God at the Taize community in the Burgundy region of France. This session will discuss the history and context of the Taize community and its music as well as providing examples in how to incorporate the Music of Taize into American worship services.

An Introduction to the Community and Music of Taize - Trey Harper & John Lassitter - Alleluia Conference 2010

['Baylor University - zzz (old) Alleluia Conference', "The Alleluia Conference is a one-of-a-kind enrichment event featuring superb clinicians who re-energize and inspire worship leaders, music ministers, children's choir leaders, and keyboard ministers. On July 20-23, 2010 ministers and musicians from all over the world gathered on the campus of Baylor University for the ninth annual Alleluia Conference.\n\nThe 2010 conference featured sessions presented on worship by Marva Dawn; conducting sessions with Dr. Alan Raines; organ workshops with Michael Burkhardt; reading sessions with Joseph Martin, and a host of others inspiring sessions and clinicians."]

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