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Creating Flow: Transitions Between Songs
Paul Baloche
Visit Site 		Paul discusses musical techniques and using Scripture from the Psalms for smooth song transitions. Used by permission from the Modern Worship Series, Leading Worship: Creating Flow. Purchase DVD


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Joey G Posted 8/3/2010 2:10:15 PM
This is good stuff. I really like this article Paul wrote also: http://www.aworshipleadersblog.com/beware-of-the-stage
JKJ Posted 7/20/2010 7:30:44 PM
This is a really helpful video! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience!
Disey Posted 3/20/2010 10:14:57 PM
I love this! Paul says so succinctly what I try so unsuccessfully to put into words for my worship leaders! Thank you!
GinsuMaster Posted 9/26/2008 7:39:16 PM
In my experience, God usually gives me 1 or 2 key songs for the worship set. I then have to find other songs which fit around it. I don't like it when a worship leader gets obsessed with transitions. How do you know whether the Holy Spirit is moving in the service? Easy -- is it okay to be quiet? If there's an uneasy quietness during transitions, then the Holy Spirit really isn't there. However, if the Holy Spirit IS there, the quietness is fine because He is comforting and ministering.
LCC Posted 8/16/2008 11:49:55 AM
Transitions can be so difficult. Thank you for posting this. It really gets your mind going as to how you can apply this to the different members of the band as well.