New Song for Easter
Thursday, March 20th, 2008 : By Kevin Schultz
We will be introducing a new song this Sunday called “Let God Arise”. You can listen to the song in the iTunes store here. It’s a great up tempo song about our Risen Lord and King and what He has done for us. So check it out and even download it so you can be ready to sing out with us Easter Sunday morning!
About The Author
Kevin Schultz is the Music Director at Grace Fellowship. Way back in 1982, his mom got him guitar lessons and he's been playing ever since. Along the way Kevin picked up playing bass while dabbling in keys, drums, and mandolin. When he's not with instrument in hand, Kevin manages IT support for the world's greatest soup company. Kevin and his vivacious wife Tracy are training up their own Partridge Family: Noah, Kassidy, Timothy, and Caroline.
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7 Comments
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“Vivacious.” You are a master of the English language and my hero.
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Vivacious…also vibrant, virtuous, and very funny!(Can that count as a “V” word?) She truly is the life to many gatherings.
The song sounds neat. Mmmm, a strong guitar lead. I wonder why?
I look forward to hearing the live version on Sunday.
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“Mmmm, a strong guitar lead. I wonder why?”
I wonder if people said similar things to Frédéric Chopin:
“Come on Fred, another piano song?!”
Why a guitar lead? Because a piano can’t make the sound required for this song.
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Somewhere I heard that Deric (Not Fred - too Americanized) wanted to play the drums but they were considered evil.
Alright…maybe not!
I’m still gathering some info. How does Google work?*This message brought to you by the President, Vice President, and well…the only member of the Deric Chopin fan club.
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Will this be before or after “Christ the Lord is Risen Today”?
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A friend of mine plays the bassoon while we sing hymns every once in a while at our Friday night prayer meetings. Forget bassoon solos…I say we have bassoon-only worship.
Dan Miller : March 20th, 2008 at 3:21 pm