1. Worship Leading Effectively engaging people to worship the Lord

2. Many of these concepts have been demonstrated or articulated by the following people: Paul Baloche Lincoln Brewster Tommy Walker

3. Relational

4. Dynamic

5. Relational Dynamic (Engaging, connected)

6. Relational Dynamic (Engaging, connected) (Moving, taking people somewhere)

7. Relational Focus people on Christ.

13. Relational Focus people on Christ. Expect excellence and humility. Interact: worship is not a monologue. Everyone there is on the worship team. Spend time together. Lead the team.

14. Helpful details Rotate worship team members Sound Check www.PlanningCenterOnline.com Planning Center

15. Listen: your ears are your most important musical instrument. 100 % Rule 3 T’s: in Tune, on Time, good Tone Dynamic

16. 100 % Rule You

17. 100 % Rule You Guitar Player

18. 100 % Rule You Guitar Player Drums Bass

19. Kick Bass Guitar Keyboard HatsTamb. Voice Sonic Spectrum

20. Listen: your ears are your most important musical instrument. 100 % Rule Dynamics make music matter. Become an arranger. 3 T’s: in Tune, on Time, good Tone Dynamic

21. Moment Dynamics Transition (distinct from previous moment)

22. Dynamics Uh, oh Sameness kills! Don’t be a victim.

23. Set List Factors Tempo Key Horizontal/Vertical Familiarity New Gold Tired

24. Set List Song 1Song 3Song 4Song 5Song 2 Time Tempo, Key, etc. Uh, oh

25. Set List Song 1 Song 3 Song 4 Song 5 Song 2 Time Tempo, Key, etc.

26. Set List Song 1 Song 3 Song 4 Song 5 Song 2 Time Tempo, key, etc.

27. Song Layout Verse Chorus Time Tempo, Key, etc. Uh, oh VerseChorusBridgeChorus

28. Intro Verse 1 Chorus Verse 2 Chorus Bridge Chorus Bridge Outro Time Intensity Song Layout

29. Top 10 Moments Lead Line Partial Build Sustain Half Time

30. Top 10 Moments Pulse Full Out Fall Away Change-up Breakdown

31. Top 5 Transitions Hits Stops Fills Short Build Stair Step

32. www.NeumannMusic.com Powerpoint and Notes available for free download