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In this conversation, Keith Lancaster discusses the importance of congregational singing and the pivotal role of the song leader in creating an uplifting atmosphere. He emphasizes the need for leaders to facilitate participation rather than dominate the singing experience. Techniques such as self-mixing are highlighted as essential for maintaining the right balance between the leader's voice and the congregation's. Lancaster believes that congregational singing is a powerful, God-given way to encourage community and participation in worship.
Congregational singing is a foretaste of glory divine.
The song leader is key to influencing the atmosphere of singing.
The role of a song leader is to facilitate participation.
Choosing the right key is crucial for everyone to sing.
A skilled leader maintains an appropriate tempo.
Without a leader, the tempo will degrade.
Self-mixing allows leaders to adjust their volume appropriately.
A handheld microphone is essential for self-mixing.
"The goal is simply to encourage everyone to sing"
"Self mixing helps to encourage everyone to sing."
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By Keith LancasterSign up for our newsletter for latest news, dates, events, concerts, special trips and recording opportunities: https://www.acappella.org/get-involved/mailing-list/
Our primary web site is: https://acappella.org
Sign up for a free trial of our streaming subscription service and app that's loaded with premium content: https://praiseandharmony.tv/
In this conversation, Keith Lancaster discusses the importance of congregational singing and the pivotal role of the song leader in creating an uplifting atmosphere. He emphasizes the need for leaders to facilitate participation rather than dominate the singing experience. Techniques such as self-mixing are highlighted as essential for maintaining the right balance between the leader's voice and the congregation's. Lancaster believes that congregational singing is a powerful, God-given way to encourage community and participation in worship.
Congregational singing is a foretaste of glory divine.
The song leader is key to influencing the atmosphere of singing.
The role of a song leader is to facilitate participation.
Choosing the right key is crucial for everyone to sing.
A skilled leader maintains an appropriate tempo.
Without a leader, the tempo will degrade.
Self-mixing allows leaders to adjust their volume appropriately.
A handheld microphone is essential for self-mixing.
"The goal is simply to encourage everyone to sing"
"Self mixing helps to encourage everyone to sing."