Monday, December 22, 2008
flute with anthem
The bulletin did not mention the flute player yesterday in worship--Joyce Price. Sorry I overlooked that. It's not a mere detail. Her fine playing with the anthem was an integral part of the whole. Thanks so much!
Friday, December 19, 2008
harp clip
If you liked the organ clip, here's a harp clip. It's Sarah playing "Lo How A Rose" last Sunday at Zion. Mike was on a music stand against center of front wall.
http://www.box.net/shared/mksm26re7r
It's Christmas. Let the music roll!
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It's Christmas. Let the music roll!
Thursday, December 18, 2008
pipe organ student
It's a rare youth who tackles the pipe organ. But is it really harder than mastering the Blackberry?
Eric Kehs kind of makes it look easy. He's active in youth activities and musical activities at Zion. Here I caught him practicing a student version of "Old Hundredth" or the doxology. Click on this and then hit play.
http://www.box.net/shared/gzokgdha25
Eric Kehs kind of makes it look easy. He's active in youth activities and musical activities at Zion. Here I caught him practicing a student version of "Old Hundredth" or the doxology. Click on this and then hit play.
http://www.box.net/shared/gzokgdha25
Thursday, December 11, 2008
harp plus this week
Advent III. Every church musician knows the heightened pace. Lots of music. Lots of children and big people. Lots of expectations.
This Sunday is no different. A big effort to tell the story of Jesus.
There will be lots of songs. Lots of instruments. One of them will be this harp which my daughter, Sarah, plays. Behind it, my piano at home.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
two food paradigms
I wish I had the camera at the singles fellowship breakfast Pastor Beth planned in a private home. Two splendid egg casseroles, french toast, roasted oatmeal, fruit, and on and on. It was lovely and beautiful beyond words. Thanks so much!
Later in the day it was time to take the red wagon offering of food items to Indian Valley food bank, right in Souderton. It looked like the little country store of back in the day. A difference--no price tags. Things here are free but really expensive--you have to have proof of need. Hunger was the price tag. More than I wanted to pay. Zion items in boxes bottom left.
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