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Jazz is defined by the syncopated rhythms and the different modes it uses, usually lydian (or mixolydian) modes in place of major scales, and/or blues or minor pentatonic scales in place of minor ones. Of course, it uses many more modes, than those, but the point is Kenny G stays in the...

Has someone said Da T.R.U.T.H yet? Have I? Check out Da T.R.U.T.H.

I ate some fish, and it put a bone in my throat... Does that count?

I wouldn't say he's my favorite, but I recently discovered Manafest. He's pretty cool.

Congrats on finding your calling! First off, find some people that have been worship leaders for a long time, and study what they do. How they connect with the congregations, how they worship, the music, the scriptures they use, etc. All of that is important. Also, study your music. I...

La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin - Debussy I like it when it's played really slowly (it's my favorite classical piece), but I'm a big fan of expressionist music, anyway, like Debussy, Dvorak, etc. Also try Claire de Lune - Debussy

I like the lyrics, I'm always down for some worship music. I'm actually a little jealous of some of the lyricists I've seen on here, I have a bunch of music that I haven't gotten around to writing the lyrics for yet. I'm curious as to how it sounds with music. And how you keep putting hearts...

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Papa San is amazing.

I'm always down for a random guess... Kirk Franklin (feat Toby Mac) - I Am God

When I'm looking to write a song, I normally read the Bible, and then something jumps out at me. Or, I take a piece of paper, and just start writing random thoughts down, and keep on until I get a page or so. Sometimes they come when I'm taking notes while listening to sermons, or when I'm...

I'm somewhat suspicious.

I hadn't heard of her before, so thanks for introducing me. She's awesome. :clap:

Yeah, they are secular. I was thinking of a group so boring I've forgotten the name.

Yeah, I love Eminem, I think he's a brilliant lyricist. Just don't take any of his songs too seriously, most rap is a game, and rappers are all entertainers. (Like clowns.)

There's no such thing as a "God-given talent" in an instrument. People who love to play end up playing more because they love it, so they cram in alot of practice without thinking of it as "work." To answer the initial question, of course you can learn to play it. Of course, I don't think...

Most of the stuff they play on the radio is pretty boring. I guess the good news is if you like one song, you'll like every song from maybe fifty different artists, because they're so similiar. Mercy Me, Three Days Grace, Steven Curtis Chapman, Michael W. Smith, etc.

Um, I don't know how helpful we can be with so little information (e. g., what genre of music, male/female/group, etc.) but here's a wild stab. I Give Myself Away - William McDowell. (It's worth a try, I guess.)

That is excellent.

Well, it's all pretty generic. Same 3 chords, boring guitar/keyboard riffs, Dr Seuss-esque rhymes, etc. Okay, I don't like it, but I don't really hate it, either. I really started this thread because I see people here post that they don't like CCM, and they always get jumped on. It's really...