Whether you are working with a trio, an ensemble or a choir, it is very helpful to have a reasonable understanding of the piano, and have a good ear for music when arranging vocal parts. This article explains the relationship between vocal parts and the keyboard and how to arrange the vocal parts accordingly.

How many times have we heard, "tell the guitar player to turn down"? When I first started playing in church some 20 years ago it was quite a change from the venues I was used to...

Feedback can wreak havoc in a worship service causing distractions and drawing unwanted attention to the sound tech even though it may not be his or her fault. Timothy Bass who is experienced in providing sound reinforcement for venues ranging from small churches to very large conferences, outlines what steps you can take to avoid or eliminate feedback in your sound system.

One of the most important jobs of the worship department is to create an atmosphere that is conducive to the flow of the Holy Ghost. Unfortunately, there's no great secret or magical solution. However, we list some tips and ideas that we use that will help your worship service flow smoothly.

Terry Vik offers instruction on how to quickly change your backgrounds during a performance.

Many churches today are moving away from using a traditional piano to using a digital keyboard. Although most pianists would prefer to play a nice 12’ grand that is in perfect tune, there are several benefits of using a digital keyboard.

The multimedia presentation should be professional and pleasing to the eye in the design and transitions. These guidelines will help you create a professional presentation.