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I'm so happy you've ordered "Christmas In Ivory". My hope is that the music reminds you of the great gift God gave us all when He sent His Son to walk among us. Please visit kerrtunes.com for resources that might be of interest to you. Ed Kerr
You Have Permission
I'm in my third year serving as Director of Worship Studies at The King's University/Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. We have weekly chapel services in which we present a three to four song worship set. Like most of you, we tend to present a "cover" of the recorded arrangement. Was there a keyboard hook during … Continue reading You Have Permission
Beginnings. Defined. Delivered.
As I was looking up a word on dictionary.com today, I came upon this graphic. "9 Words About Beginnings". It lead to definitions of these words: incunabula, genesis, inchoate, inception, recrudescence, exordium, commencement, Ab ovo, nascent. Though several are words I wasn't familiar with, God encouraged my heart by reminding me that He is the … Continue reading Beginnings. Defined. Delivered.
The Space Between
Last week I introduced a new class at CMS Northeast in Buffalo, NY. The class is called "The Space Between". I'll tell you honestly that I was a bit anxious heading into the class. Though I believe strongly in the concept behind the class, I wasn't sure if it would resonate with the people who attended. Turns … Continue reading The Space Between
On Our Own
I write regularly for Worship Musician Magazine. One of my recent articles spoke of those moments many keyboard players on worship teams encounter when they’re called on to play during a prayer time or quiet ministry moment. In this article I suggest some ways you might do something other than play a familiar song with its … Continue reading On Our Own
The Internal Clock: DVD2 segment
In this clip from my 2nd DVD, you'll learn how what you don't play is just as important as what you do play. Let the internal clock influence how busy your keyboard part is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kwJL9sUTik