There’s no greater honor than to stand before your congregation and play guitar for worshipers of Christianity! Singing praises to the Lord with your fellow church members is one of the most awesome experiences any one can have.
God has given us talents to sing his praises and playing guitar for the church is one of the greatest ways to glorify God. There are several well known duets, solo artists and even bands that go from church to church playing gospel music for God’s glory. You too can learn guitar for god praising.
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The role of the church pianist varies from church to church.
Before I share some thoughts with you I’ll explain our church so you can understand where I’m coming from.
Our church is a small country church nestled in the foothills of North Carolina.
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It was during the Medieval Period that the first church dramas began to appear. As Richard Courtney, famous drama teacher and theatre scholar, pointed out that the Mass itself of course has the seeds of drama – chanted dialogue and a theme of action, but not the essential quality of impersonation.
Impersonation began with the trope sung during the night before Easter. A trope was an extra chant written to accompany church music on special occasions. In the Mass, the trope had been sung by the choir. When repositioned, it became a separate little scene performed at Matins on Easter morning; much like a tiny opera, three people impersonated the Marys and one the angel before an improvised sepulchre.
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